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VOL. XIV. NO. 104.
EXCELSIOR TO M’CARTER.
WINS THE JAMAICA MEETING'S CHIEF RACE
IN A HOT FINISH WITH JACK ATKIN.
Stargowan Finishes First, but Is Disqualified for
Fouling Fleming — Notter Draws* a Stiff
Fine — Voorhees Falls Lame.
New York. April 20. — After n thrilling stretch duel.
McCarter heat .1 :i <-k Atkin by a head for the ln.lXHl
Excelsior Handicap at Jamaica today. Jack Atkin,
though Itcatcn. was l.y no means disgraced. He
carried top weight, made the pace throughout in a
fast run race and only in the closing strides did he
tire sufficiently to let McCarter up. To McCarter
he was conceding six pounds and his performance
was the heller of tin- two colts. Only seven started,
hut the race lost nothing hy the withdrawals, as
the dead wood was tints sifted out. The form
backers were convinced after Jack Atkin’s last
race that the Excelsior distance, one mile and a
sixteenth, would uot stop the son of Sain and la-
wns always favorite. It was McCarter’s first ap-
pearance tills season, hut lie had worked fast for
the race and tin- withdrawal of Spooner, which was
known to Is- in good condition, made it apparent
that the Newcastle Stable thought well of McCarter
and he was a well hacked second choice. Except
for a tip on old Honesty, which brought a reduc-
tion of the <sids alMMit him, tin- choices practically
monopolized tin- speculation.
Musgrave sent Jack Atkin into the lead early,
the horse running the half in 4* and the five fur-
longs in 1 :<»>§. This pace took the kink out of
Kith-man. tin- runner-up. and three furlongs out
Jack Atkin appeared an easy winner. Hut here
Notter made his move with McCarter and in tin*
stretch caught tin- leader. McCarter, however, was
Inclined to falter after getting on even terms with
the favorite and Notter had to go at him again
with tin- whip. At the end he was going the
easier of tin- two. hut Had little left.
Hitlcmau was an easy third over Old Honesty.
Krookdale Nymph was never prominent and iha-s
not seem to have conic to herself yet. Chapultepee
broke -badly as usual and apiieared a contender
at the head of the stretch, hut quit badly.
The tabulated history of the Excelsior Handicap is
ns follows:
Year. Winner. A. Wt. Jockey. Val. Tine-.
lib 13 Klackstock ...4 9Hj Fuller St;, 7-10 1 :4tiji
1904 Rostand 4 in.VII. Phillips.. (i.titNi 1 :45j>
CH IC AGO, THURSDAY, APRIL . t«b l908 .
SEATTLE’S BRIGHT RACING PROSPECTS. BALTIMORE BREWERS’ STAKES TO BOTANIST.
Great Advance in Number of Stake Entries and Favorites Fare Badly at Pimlico — Ivanhoe Blistered
Quality of Horses Engaged.
Nominations for the stakes to he decided over
Tin- Meadows course. Seattle, during the sumun r
meeting of seventy- three days, beginning on June
2b. have been compiled by racing Secretary Natlian-
son. The result is a splendid tribute to the pro-
gressive spirit shown by tin- King County Fair
Association, and foreshadows a season of high-class
sjiort at the picturesque track on the Hiiawmish
river. Fourteen stakes closed on April 1st with
a total of il.->7 entries, an average of sixty-eight.
Last year the same line of stakes received 78t;
nominations, an average of fifty-six. It is not so
much the increase in numbers that is certain to
command attention ns the advance in quality of
the horses engaged, and this applies not only to
the fixed events but to tin- overnight purses also
with grea t lv improved material to draw from hy
reason of the nominations attracted by tin- stakes.
The following table shows a list of the stakes
with the number of entries made last year and this:
For Two-Year-Olds.
Entries.
Value. 15M17. 1908.
si.--.ih> 51 t:r.
Stake. Distance. Value, lsx
Ladies Plat-, bit; mile $1,500 5
Woodlands Handicap. 5-8 mile.... 1.5(10 5
For All Ages.
Opening Handicap. 2-4 mile .... 1,500 4
King County Selling. 13-10 mile.. 1,500 0
For Three-Year-Olds.
Seattle Derby. 1 1-4 miles 3.000 5
For Threc-Year-Olds and Upward.
Celebration Handicap. 1 l it; miles 2.500 4
Tacoma Handicap, 1 mile 2.000 5
Meadows Selling. 1 mile 1.500 7
Club Members’ lldcp., 1 1-S miles 2,000 5
Exposition Handicap, 1 1-4 miles 5,000 (!
lutcrurban Handicap, 7-S mile... 2.<loo 5
* Puget Sound lldcp.. 2 miles.... 2.500 5
Labor Day Handicap, 1 1-8 miles. 2.500 5
Alaska Handicap, 1 l it; miles.. 1,500 t,
Totals 7Sti 957
Average i«-r stake 5t; t;s
•Distance changed from 3-4 mile to 2 miles.
Following is a list of nominators to the stak s
with the number of entries made by each:
Owner. Entries.! Owner. Entries.
Redwell. H. G 4CIE1 Nitlo Stable it
Sob re Vista Stable 41 Hayes. M. .1 14
Keene. J. O. A <1. 11.. .41 ! Moure, L. E 14
Hildreth. S. C 34 i Ryan, T. II 13
Hoag, II. W. A Co. .. .20 I toss, D. A 1.3
Clark, II. A Co 20 Fine. W. P 13
Walker. W 25 1 Oak wood Stock Ranch. 13
and Retired for a Rest.
Baltimore. Mil.. April 2b. — The Baltimore Brewers'
Selling Stakes, the feature race of the card offered
by the Maryland Jockey Club today, proved an easy
victory for M. I,. Haymaii’a Botanist, which won
by a length from Bellwether, after making most
of the pace. Botanist was ridden by McCaht-y and
was an odds-on favorite and incidentally he was the
cnly favorite that won during the afternoon. The
race was robbed of much of its interest by the with-
drawal of ten of the fifteen carded.
The weather conditions could not well have been
improved on and a large crowd turned out. The
defeat of five heavily hacked choices enabled tin-
la. vers to even up 111. ir losses of the first few days
of the meeting. Among the la-aten favorites was
(Tell Turney, a colt that is rated as tin- l>est of his
age in training here. CI--11 Turney was undoubtedly
a bit short and it is doubtful if Laughing Eyes,
which finished in front of him today, will do so
again the m-xt time the pair meet.
General W. T. Townes has decided not to race
his two-year-old filly Taboo again until at the Bel-
mont Park meeting. She will he sllip|ied to Itclnioiit
Park at the close of the Pimlico meeting to ful-
fill her slake engagements there. latter on the
stable will probably lie sent north and raced on
the Canadian circuit.
ivanhoe struck himself in his last race and gave
indications of bowing. Trainer Toni Mannix decided
to lay li i in up and the h-g was blistered.
Jockey Coniiii. under contract to It. E. Watkins,
got in this morning. The boy lias been farmed out
for four months to Joe Shields, who will make his
engagements.
G. S. Can leltl. the Canadian Imokmaker. has re-
PRICE 5 CE NTS
SERENADE FOOLS BACKERS.
FLATTERS BY LEADING TO THE STRETCH
AND GIVES WAY TO CASSOWARY.
Big Attendance Despite Chilly Weather— A Race
Not Down on the Program — R. C. Rann’s
Case Deemed Hopeless.
Lexington. Ky„ April 2b.— About the poorest
card that will Im* in evldenee here this season was
the Kentucky Association’s offering this afternoon,
ami despite the chill, bleak weather a surprisingly
large attendance was on hand.
An extra attraction was provided in a specially
arranged match between Orton itotildc, owned and
ridden hy E. ('. t'owdin, and Pauline Purcell,
owned and ridden by if. S'. Berry. This match grew
out of a dinner argument yesterday in which Mr.
(Viwdin said that Orton Dobbie, which has been
successful in several cup races in the east, as well
as useful in |x>lo games, could carry him with Ills
225 pounds of weight and heat Pauline Purcell if
Mr. Berry would ride t lit- latter. Mr. Berry weighing
■5ti. Tin- distance was agreed ii|h»> at a half mile
turned
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15X13 Blackxtock ...4 bK|Fuller St;, 730 1 :4t;g
P.HI4 Rostand 4 105111. Phillips., li.iion 1 :45j>
1!X*5 San. Catalina. 3 !>3 W. Miller .. t!.45o 1 :4t;>!
loot; Merry Lark. .4 Irtf.lW. Miller... 7.350 1:47*
1007 Dr. Gardner. .4 123IJ. Martin 7.350 1:48*
HXtS McCarter 4 113| Notter 0.850 1:40
With tierfect weather, a crowd numbering close
to 20,000 persons saw the running of the Excelsior
and live other well-contested races. The day was
marred by a disqualification which caused consider-
able comment on account of tin- long time taken by
the stewards t.» decide the natter. It ca ne with
the third race, which Ktargowan won hy a narrow
margin, after carrying Fleming out ail through the
stretch, the pair finishing next to the outer rail.
Had the horses run straight it was a question which
would have won. hut Ktargowan got the decision
liy a head. limns claimed a foul and after ten
minutes discussion it was allowed. Fair Play,
making Ids first start for tin- season, was a weil-
hacked favorite on the report of fast work. His
chances were ruined at the start. As the harrier
went up that crazy-acting brute. Frank Ia>rd.
dashed wildly toward the outer rail, knocking Fair
Play off his stride. He was lucky to take third
place after the mishap.
II. 1*. Whitney cut loose another promising two-
year-old in the closing race in Sea Cliff, a chestnut
gelding hy Clifford — Fiesole. He had worked a half
In 48 seconds and was made an even money favorite.
He won but might not have had matters so easy
at the end had Cavalieri run straight. This is a
smashing looking Watercress filly. She was run
ning head and head with the favorite when she
bolted to the middle of tlio track on the turn for
home. Sea Cliff lias every license to race well.
He is hy Clifford — Fiesole. a (laughter of the peer.-
less Firenzi.
The stewards did not believe that Notter used
Ills best endeavors to keep Ktargowan straight anti
fined him $200.
Announcement was made today that during the
twelve day meeting at Aqueduct 125.000 persons
passed through the gates. There was no arrest
nor was there any disorder. Not a court officer was
present during the term on any mission whatever
and it was the first time since last November that
the New York poolrooms were closed. About $2.ooo
worth of lost articles, such as jewelry and clothing,
was turned In to the lost and found bureau.
Voorhees was so lame after the third race that
it seems improbable that he will be seen at Ho-
races again soon.
AUGUST BELMONT’S HORSES IN TRAINING.
Since the retirement of Beldame the sfatde of
August Belmont lias presented no real topliner in
racing, hut should have two more than useful three-
year-olds this year in the good Hastings colt Fair
I'lay and the Hastings filly Half Sovereign. With
KUeh possibilities ns may Is- revealed when its best
two-year-olds are put into action, it should at least
equal its res|H-ctaliIe record of last year. When
the young Rock Sands make their debut, even ltetter
things may lie in store for the Belmont establish
incut. The horses to lie campaigned tills year are
the following:
Antaeus, eh. c. 3, by Henry of Navarre — Annot
Lyle.
Black Oak, blk. c, 3, by Flying Lemur — Black
Poplar.
Fair Play. ch. c, 3. hy Hastings— Fairy Gold.
Fond Heart, b. f. 3, by Hastings— Fond Hopes.
Half Sovereign, ch. f. 3, by Hastings — Kouveraine.
Mad Hurry, b. g. 3, hy Hastings— Ladv Madge.
Prlscillian, ch. g. 3. hy Hastings — St. Priscilla.
Raymond, ch. g. 3. by Hastings— Ladv Ruvim.
Six o’clock, b. f, 3, by Sir Dixon— Tea’s Over.
Amnesty, ch. f. 2. by Don de (fro — Aurata.
Ainqui, b. c, 2, hy Octagon— Amieitia.
Bnsliey Top, b. c. 2. by Bushev Park — Topiary.
Field Mouse, b. f, 2. hy Hastings— Fllttermo'use.
Figent. b. f, 2, by Hastings — Fidena.
Fontanel, b. f, 2. by Hastings — Fond Hopes.
Goodheart, b. c, 2, by l’ustisson — Bon Coeur.
Madman, b. c. 2, by Hastings— Lady Madge.
Meloileon. b. e, 2, by Collar— Mem Sahib.
Merry Gift, b. f. 2, by Octagon — Merry Token.
Practical, ch. c. 2, by Hastings — St. Priscilla.
Queen of Trent, hr. f, 2, by Trenton— Queen’s
Bower.
Rostrum, eb. c. 2. hy Hastings — Ladv Rosemary.
. 8t. Falsenay, ch. c, 2. by St. BUlac— Fetlah.
Walker. W 25 1 Oak wood Stock Ranch. 13
Waylanil. E 22 1 Maple Stalile 12
Magi. -me. W. P lit Turck. 0 11
Henderson. A. C IP Sierra Nevada Stable.. 11
Trotter, E l.SlSchreiher. B 11
Walsh. J. J 18! Daniels. C. It Hi
Clark, C. F 18! Jackson. A. J 10
Reis. M lsjDoss. F. W 10
Cahill. W 18 Lowe. J in
Smith, J. B 17|Sanfnrd A- Epperb-v. . .10
McNeil. G. P 15|Fleiir de Lis Stalile. . . 10
Dealy. E. & Co l.'ijOffutt, It. T 10
Applegate. W. E 14
Nine each — Orange vale Stalile, .T. II. Brannon,
Hall & Marshall, W. W. Finn.
Eight each— Johnson & Dodson, J. T. Robbins.
Seven each — J. Carney & Co.. C. ('. MeCaffcrty.
II. L. Jones, W. Durker, It. 11. Harris, F. Wail-
hauser .V Co., M. A. Dodge. Denny Bros. Co.
Six each — >1. J. Daly. Applegate A- Cotton, W.
Gabriel, 11. A. Cotton. M. Garrily. W. S. Price
Five each — T. S. Childs. G. Henry. Elliott & Mar
ron. J. Stephenson. Los Angeles Stalile. D. S. Foun-
tain. C. Sanford, Fitzgerald & Son, L. T. Lee &
Son.
Four each — IT. Mack. It. Baiter, Elmwood Stock
Farm. J. Ilensy. I. E. Dodge, J. II. Should ice, W.
B. Jennings, A. Koeuigsls-ig, J. Coffey, G. W. Rob-
inson.
Three each — F. J. Neil. W. Fisher, J. A. Murray.
J. E. Cushing. S. ('. Kntickols. G. Snow, E. ('.
Blum. M. E. Hildreth, Walker & Mi-Kinnip. T. G.
Molinelli.
Two each — D. J. B. Berry, W. Murphy, W. L.
Stanfield, B. C. Watkins. W. M. Caine, Lone Pine
Stable, Arnell Stable, W. St. Vincent. Leacli & Mc-
Kenzie. E. Kaufman. W. Kaster & Co., Blusingumc
Bros.. Sanford & Heath, S. P. Tate.
One each — F. Wilson, G. Durker. F. W. Freeman.
Steele Riley. Menlo Stalile. S|N>kane Stable, A.
B. Pomeroy, Engstrom & Parker, T. E. Crist, B. It.
Troxler.
As showing tin- class of material engaged to par-
ticipate in the meeting at The Meadows, the fol-
lowing sample stakes are given:
1909 Exposition Handicap, $5,000. 1 1-4 Miles.
Brook leaf.
Sister Frances.
J. It. Laughrey.
C< uiio.
Hasty Agnes.
Janet a.
A. Muskoday.
Cudichon.
Onatassa.
Sugarmaid.
Fairystreet.
Gene Russell.
Joe Coyne.
Exchequer.
Dr. Leggo.
Itay Bennett.
Miss Billie.
Rey Hindoo.
Fair Fagot.
Kokomo.
Neva l,ee.
San Alviso.
Peter Sterling.
Edwiu Gum.
Edwin T. Fryer.
Ainpedo.
Tonic.
Legn tee.
Cabin.
Vox PopnlL
Ix>tus Eater.
Romanoff.
Pedro.
Early Tide.
Ocean Shore.
First Peep.
Baron Eslior.
Logistilla.
Red Leaf.
Boggs.
Jucomo.
Aftermath.
Nndzti.
John Lyle.
Massa.
Fuiitast ic.
Gypsy King.
St. KIiii wood.
Billy Pullman.
Stanley Fay.
Mars ter.
Von Tronip.
Cargantuu.
Voladay.
Maxuur.
Red Ball.
Neliulosus.
Peligroso.
Cello,
t J lor to.
Joiinuy Lyons.
Veil.
College Widow.
Prince Nap.
Frank Fllttner.
St. Albans.
Dareiiq^on.
BhIioo.
Miss Officious.
Downpatrick.
Gracious Dame.
Borghesl.
F. W. Harr.
Standovcr.
Harry Scott.
Decorator.
Interurban Handicap, $2,000. 7-8 Mile.
Critic. Croix d’Or.
Judge Nelson. Exchequer.
Security. Marian Casey.
Green Seal. St. Francis.
Lotus Eater. Rey Hindoo.
Fred Bent. Nattle Buinppo.
Onatassa. Entre Nous.
St. Avon. May L. N.
Sugarmaid. Tom Shaw.
Allerion. Burleigh.
(Continued on nlztb page.)
A . G. Weston will race for it. T. Wilson, Jr., arc
Christinas. Elsie F. and I’itnpanic.
MOST SKILLFUL OF COLORED TRAINERS.
Incidents in the Careers of Craclt Racers Prepared
hy Raleigh Colston,
New York. April 2.8. — In tin- “good days" of rac-
ing in Chicago, during tin- existence of Washington
Park, and with Hawthorne and Harlem in full
swing, race horses trained by ltaleigh Colston more
than held their own. The horses ran under tin-
name of the Kentucky Slulde and the old Jordan
Stable, anil Colonel Jack Chinn. Morgan Chinn. Kit
Chinn and George W. Morgan were all more or less
identified with them. They won many good races,
including the 1SP4 World's Fair Stakes for two-
year-olds. with Lissak, which lieut the length of my
hand the Californian, Rey del Caredes, afterward
destined to achieve fame as Ault-riciis when racing
in England for Richard Croker. and to become the
id re of many good racers in Ireland, where he is
now. after a sojourn of brief duration in Italy.
Those were great days for all the Chinn family
and the famous white and scarlet, with slight varia-
tions. are daily seen in evidence now here at
Aqueduct, where Phil Chinn is winning a fair share
of races with a modest stable. But Raleigh Colston
is not with Chinn now. He is. however, with
Frederick A. Forsythe, a tall Kentuckian whose
sister married Kit Chinn. Brother and sister main-
tain at Ilarrodsbtirg. Ky., a stttck farm where, for
many years lias stood that grandly -bred horse Odd-
fellow. h.v Barcaltline. out of Geheimniss, a stallion
whose real excellence can best lie shown hy the
realization that the good horses which lie has sired
have been out of different mares of little class and
hence Oddfellow lias really made tile reputation of
the mares. To me t lie Forsythe horses have always
been interesting, because they have always looked
like good "doers” — that Is. they appear to have
constitution, and hence appear to Is- aide to with-
stand tin- effects of campaigning. They all look
well physically and all run well.
Raleigh Colston is now not quite forty-seven years
old. having been lmrn on July 28, 1si;l. He is. how-
ever. still a young man. both in physique and men-
tality. It is always a pleasure to listen to a first-
class horseman relate incidents of his exciting
career. Colston insists that Ingoinur should never
have boon boaton in the race won by Jim- Blackburn
tlirie days before the Sheridan Stakes of 18113. which
Inguinal- won. running tin- mile and a quarter in
2:10. Johnny Reagan was the jockey who rode In-
gomar for t lie race in which he was beaten, hut
"old nian" Charley Tlmr|M- i-imIc him in the Sheridan.
Colston insisting to the last diteli that Reagan
could not give the gelding a competent ride, based
upon what he thought he saw in the Joe Blackburn
race. The jockeys were therefore changed in the
last few minutes. There was of course a good deal
of weight in Ingoniar’s favor, he carrying 112
pounds to 115 on Tyro and 125 on Clifford. Six
others ran.
Many other triumphs have liet-n achieved hy this
aide negro trainer, who. as a 1m».v. rubbed the great
I.cona t us, which was never beaten as a three-year-
old. and which broke down a short time after Col-
onel Jack hud refused a fortune for him, offered h.v
‘‘Plunger” Walton. John McGinty was the trainer
of Leona t ns. “The first good horse trained by me
was Ban Fox.’’ said Colston yesterday in a conver-
sation recalling some of the great days of the past.
Ban Fox was sold hy Chinn and partner to J. K.
llaggin for $2(>.tNM). About nine years ago Colston
tiM»k service with Mr. Forsythe, and lias lieen with
him since then. He also trained for W. F. Schulte
of lamisville.
With Oddfellow, now twenty-one years old. Pes-
arra and Out of Reach, the Harrodshiirg stud is
well equipped. Mr. Forsythe insists that Out of
Reach, a son of Persimmon, was a great l-orse when
owned hy Mr. Keene and trained in England by
Matt Alien. The horse was very unfortunate, how
ever. We In America only recall Out of Reach as
a handsome brown, apparently a sulker. His feet
were always lM>thi-riiig him, Mr. Forsythe says.
The Kentuckian has at the end of his tongue all
the first-class pedigrees in the stud ltook. and it is
plain to be seen that breeding good horses Is to him
not an accident hut the result of thought.
When the Gloucester, N. J.. track was in exist-
ence, Frank D. Weir, who now trains lloseben.
was the most successful horseman there. For years
ills ability, developed under the late John W. Rog-
ers. caused him to dominate the turf at Gloucester.
He had one mare. Flattery, which won for him I
don't know how many races. Weir’s chief reliance
then was on his jts-key Pfannknehen (Pancake),
who In the course of Ills connection with the track
rode about 2.000 races for Weir. The latter said
yesterday that no truer, more honest jockey ever
lived than Pfannkuchen. This youth Is now a
daily visitor at the tracks. He is a tall man, and
it seems odd to imagine him as a jockey for a term
of years. The young man is engaged in manufac-
turing cigars, and Weir says he Is happy and con-
tented.
(Continued on sixth page.)
Favorite backers fared well, as the first three
'Vinners were choices. J. <’. Milam furnished two of
the successful favorites in ('oiidh-o and Merrick.
The defeat of Serenade was a severe blow to
Lexlugtonians. They lmi-keil the McDowell filly
with supreme confidence and forced the lavers to
cut tin-, price from 2 to 1 to even at |iost time.
Serenade flattered her tiackers hy lending for three
furlongs, lint faltered after and allowed Casso-
wary and Columbus to tight it out, the former win-
ning in tic- last stride.
Milton Young’s Woolwiiuler, favorite, took the
first of the three two-year-old races, lmt had to do
his best to outstay Nora McKenna. His performance
today iha-s not stamp him above the ordinary. Me-
Dale and Spangled Banner hail the fifth race, ulso
for two-year-olds, between them. MeDale winning
rather easily after disposing of Spangled Banner
in tin- first half. The closing race went to the
suddenly improved Tivolini. The Celia horse was In
a running mood and. after appearing hopelessly
••eaten in the first half, came with a terrific burst
that carried him from last place into the lead.
Fred Cook is negotiating with jockey J. Lee to
secure second call on his services during the Louis-
ville meeting.
P. M. Civill will give his horses a rest until May
15, when he will ship tln-m to Toronto.
P. Brady and E. F. Lynch were the new liook-
makers to draw in this afternoon.
II. McCanvn. Jr.’s Equity II. foaled a chestnut
filly this morning. l>y Hapslmrg.
K. Burton was li I $25 by the starter for disobe-
dience at tlie post in tin- second race.
J. C. Milam lias decided to ship only Condieu.
Convolo and Jim Listen to Louisville. The others
in his string will he rested and shipped to Latoniu.
\V. L. Lewis, formerly trainer for William Gersti
will handle tin- trio to In- raced at Churchill Downs.
Merrick will he blistered and given a rest for sev-
eral weeks.
R. C. Itann is in such had condition that all
hopes of saving Him has been abandoned, hut for tin-
fact that he is insured for $5.0(10, lie would lie
chloroformed to end his suffering.
FRANK FLITTNER WINS FROM CABIN.
Defeats the Best Handicap Horses Now in Train-
ing on the Coast.
Oakland. Cal.. April 29. — It seemed like a holiday
gathering at Oakland today, the Inelosure being
crowded and tin- enthusiasm unusually pronounced.
The arrival from outside (mints of the vanguard
of intending celebrants of the reception in honor
of the great battleship lleet. May 0. was largely
represented and accounted for these pleasant and
inspiring conditions at the beautiful Emeryville race
course.
There were several sensational features in con-
nection with today’s feature race, the Clnvenlale
Handicap, at a mile and an eighth. A tremendous
blit misguided plunge developed during the betting
on Downpatrick.
The odds against Cabin, favorite, receded with
rapidity. The price against the ultimate winner,
Frank Flittner, remained comparatively firm* at
around 2 to 1 despite Ids recent two defeats.
Rubric, the o|a-ning favorite, for lack of support,
went back. Miller rode him and pulled him up so
sharply and frequently that liefore a quarter of the
journey had Im-i-ii traversed, lie was entirely elimin-
ated as a eon ten iler. In the meantime Marster was
setting a tremendous pace, followed closely hy
Frank Flittner. with Cabin a distant third. Rettig
rode Frank Flittner with admirable judgment and
made gtHsl finally and convincingly fron- Cabin.
Marster finished a tiring third. The post favorite,
Downpatrick, hud absolutely no chance under Meu-
try’s inadequate pilotage.
Thomas H. Williams was represented today by
Creation ami Prejnieio. The pair had been "tried
in private together and the former with Gilbert
up hud proved the better horse. Creation, opitosed
to a mediocre hand, ran poorly, while Prejuielo
only succumbed in the last couple of strides to
Centre Shot in tin- very fast time for six furlongs
of l:12jL
Every favorite on today’s card was beaten. With
tlie possible exception of Markie Muver, Prank
Flittner and Centre fchot in the third, "fourtji ami
sixth races respectively, the host horses were all
defeated and unplaced.
DEAN SWIFT WINS CITY AMD SUBURBAN.
London. April 29. — At Epsom this afternoon Mr.
J. B. Joel’s seven-year-old gelding. Dean Swift, by
Chlldwick — Pasquil. won the long-established City
and Suburban Handicap with 124 pounds np. Mr.
A. Steduli’s five-year-old chestnut horse, Simonson,
by Jeddah — Simonella, 91 pounds, waa second, anil
Baron Maurice de Rothschild's four-year-old chest-
nut eolt, Snow Leopard, h.v Lord Edwurd II. —
Suow Bunting. 107 itoumls, third. Post betting was
Gjf to l against Dean Swift, 100 to 6 Simonson, and
100 to 8 Snow Leopard.
I
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TELEGRAPHIC FORM.
The horses which seem best in Thursday’s races
are:
Jamaica -New York. April 29.
1 — ■Chantilly, Uarcourt. Teacress.
2 — Molesey. Ilalket. Faust.
3 — Tom Reid. Ramble, Ceremonius.
•1 — Rest igouche, Rialto, Bat Masterson.
3 — Rad News. Import, Zal.
tl — St. Withold, Foreguard. Melissa.
E. C. Smith.
Oakland -Oakland. Cal.. April 29.
1 — -Pal, Flit re Nous, Nonie Lucille.
2— King Ferdinand, Middle. Who.
3 — Belntere, Martinmas. Montelair.
4 — ‘Vox I'opiili. St. Elmwood, Dollic Dollars.
•"> — Wap. Wolfville, Wuerzhurger.
6 — Humero, Follie L., Arthur Hyman. •
H. Forslaud.
Lexington —Lexington, Ky., April 29.
1 — Maid of Got ham. Alice Baird. Mauora.
2 — Merrifield, High Kinder, Ansoniu.
3 — Terali. Macias. Hostile Hyphen.
4 — Whisk Broom, Arrow Swift. Ida May.
3 — Von Bnelow. Direct. Ben Howe.
6 — Louise Macfarlan. Beau Brumniel. Quagga.
J. L. Dempsey.
Pimlico Baltimore. Md.. April 29.
1 — Black Mose, Gerald I*., Autuuiu Maid.
2 — Risk. Call Boy. Workman.
3 — Belle of Jessamine, Reidmoore, Azelina.
4 — Banner. Duleian. Essex II.
3 — Ned Carmack. Great Jubilee, Lurid.
6 — Hurting, Solon Shingle, Peter Knight.
7 — Cock Sure, Maie Fletcher, Trackless.
T. K. Lynch.
NOTES OF THE TURF.
.Limes Neil will race his string of horses at
Butte.
J. C. Milam's stable is scheduled to arrive at
Churchill Downs Sunday.
Will I jew is intends to take Crystal Maid east
after the Churchill Downs meeting.
Jockey E. Clark was kicked by Brian Boru at
Oakland Tuesday aud will tie unable to ride for
some time.
Kemp Ridgeley will lie a starter in the Lonis-
ville Steeplechase, to tie decided at Churchill Downs
Wednesday. May 29.
Scott Williams has arrived at Douglas Park.
Louisville, witli Church Allen's horses, the best of
which is Tim Kelly.
W. O'B. Macdonough has purchased Golden Oriel
and will ship her to liis Menlo Park Stock Farm
near Redwood City. Cal.
Bill Eaton will be tired next week in an effort
to cure troublesome ankles, which are held respon-
sible for his propensity to quit after showing speed.
Exquisite Girl, by Henry Young— Lucy Jones, is
described as one of tile largest aud best-looking
fillies at Churchill Downs. She stands sixteen bauds
and is being trained by Frank Guthrie.
Pete S. Burrell, who until three years ago was
a rider, has arrived at Churchill Downs with his
two-year-old chestnut filly. Tapioca. The filly is by
Don do Oro- l.orna Dunne and has never started.
Stanley Fay lias so far recovered from the injury
tci his foot during (lie Los Angeles Derby that
William Walker hopes to have him run in the Su-
burban. He may be given a start or two on the
Canadian circuit.
Tlie horses owned by Joseph E. Widener are ail
at sheeps'head Bay and ready to run, hut manager
Howard Lewis, Jr., will not race any of them until
the opening of the Belmont Park meeting. This is
in accordance with instructions received from Mr.
Widener liefore his departure for Europe iu Febru
ary.
Tlie Ontario Jockey Club lias announced the follow-
ing rule which will apply to Its spring meeting:
“Applications for licenses for trainers and Jockeys
residing in Canada will not be received by the com-
mittee after May 1. No entry will lie accepted
from any trainer not provided with a trainer's li-
cense.”
The managers of tlie Houston. Texas, meeting,
which opens May 4. have issued a circular stating
that the course is so well drained that all the diffl
culties experienced with sloppy tracks last year
have lieen entirely overcome. Hart Dernham "will
be manager of the meeting, which will continue
sixteen days.
ANSWERS TO QUERIES.
[Communications without names and addresses
of senders will not be answered or noticed; nor
will any answers be sent by mail.]
Noldler, Chicago. It lost.
Wade, Cincinnati, O. See reply to W. C. W.
M. G., Detroit. Mich. The Joyner entry lost.
C. S. H.. Chicago. The betting on Canardo stood.
The ruling off was for previous bad racing.
E. T., Milwaukee. Wis. If you mean the Epsom
Derby in England, Rock Sand was the winner.
E. J. C., Chicago. The Picket won the American
Derby of 1903; Helgesen rode him; Claude was
second and Bernavs third. The mile and a half
of the race was run in 2:33.
W. C. W. and others. Cincinnati, O. The Joyner
entry bet lost, just as it would do if the horse was
scratched. Fitz Ilcrliert had been sold and only
Ramble represented the entry.
R.. Cincinnati, O. The Major Lawrence place hih!
show I »ets were draws, there lieiug no separate
place or show odds. If Major Lawrence had run
unplaced, the bets would still have been draws.
BALTIMORE ENTRIES.
Probabilities: Weather clear: track fast.
Racing starts at 3:00 p. m. (Chicago time. 2:00.)
XRuns well in mud. ®Superior mud runner.
First Race — 4 1-8 Furlongs.
2-year-olds. Allowances.
74433 2 Gerald D.
74437 Cheek . . .
74453 Trappe .
74437 Arondack
74477 Wasco . .
Reo.
A. Wt. Hilop.
. . :55*
110.
. .725
..1:0*1
105.
X720
107.
- X715
.. :55J
107.. X715
102.
...710
, #
107.
.. .705
105.
...700
y Mg.
V-i ■ ■
\ ■'
Second Race — 3-4 Mile.
3-year-olds and upward. Selling.
(Track record: 68348—1:131—3—120.)
7407R 3
Thomas Flyer
1:14
3.
. 97.
. .725
74125)
Consistent
1:13
5.
.102.
X720
74405
Edgely
1:13*
6.
.10!).
® 7 1 5
74380
Risk
.1:14*
3.
. 97.
. .715
745«U
Workman
1:13*
«.
.112.
X 710
74359
Fall Bov
1:18*
3.
. 95.
. .710
744r>*4
64001
StlUbnnt
1:15*
a]
X 705
74360
Muck Rake
1:15
4.
.109.
X 700
74407
Oetoic
3.
. 97.
X 700
08176
Belie Mina
4.
. 102.
. .695
74405
Aqueduct 6.
Third Race— 1 Mile.
4-year-olds and upward. Scllin
(Track record: 65463 — 1:401 — 3 — :
.112.
97.)
. .690
(74429)
RKIDMODRK
1:40*
a-
.115.
. X 725
(7441 H)|
Belle of Jessamine . .
1 :40
5.
.105.
. X72D
74429
Azelina
1 :4 1
6.
.110.
. X 71 5
73956
Wabash yueen
1:4.3
4.
lol .
. X715
74358 3
True Boy
1:41*
r>.
.115.
. X710
74432
Gallant
1:44
7 .
.112.
. X71o
74454=
Wilton Laokave
1 :45*
4.
. 106.
. X7o.j
74.‘>;x*
High Chance
1:44
ZL
.112.
. X700
74409
Puritan Girl
1:48*
4.
.106.
. . .M
72015
Canvas
4.
.103.
. X 690
Fourth Race — About 2 Miles.
Steeplechase.
4-year-olds and upward. Owners* Handicap.
(Track record: 74431 — 4:20 — 6 — 153.)
744.31 3
Essex II
6
. 1 .*».■» .
X7o.l
74r>or>
Prince of Pilscn
7
.158.
X 65)5
74456
Guardian 11
7
.156.
X 65)5
74.382
Banner
7*.
. 153.
. . 695
74431
Bloodstone
5
.144.
. 65M)
74505)
Duleian
r»
.136.
. .699
74382
Noblesse Oblige
li
.1.39.
X 685
7-1451*
Fin MaeCool
Fifth Race— 1-2 Mile
4
.137.
. .685
2
year-olds. Maidens. Special
(Track record: 615)93 — 49 — 2
Weights.
—100. )
74264
Harold A. Frank
ion.
. . 725
7:i7:{:: 3
74477
Ned Carmack
112.
. 715
74159
Sig
112.
. .715
74457
Golden Castle
112.
. .710
74477
Great Jubilee :50*
112.
. .710
74434
Mardella
105).
. .710
74215
Our Maggie
1(15).
. .705
74 428
Racino II
112.
. .700
74428
Gay King
Dieeoon, br. c, by Ce-
sarion — Red Bud ...
Tilly Toddington. b.
f. by Toddington —
Tell Tale
109.
112. .
109. .
. .700
-1 Mile and 40 Yards.
3-year-olds and upward.
Special
Weights.
(Track record: 58390-
-1:44*—
2—
09. )
74384 2 Orfano
.3
. Si).
X 725
74.356 Solon Shingle
.1:42*
7
.112.
X 720
74405 3 The Clown
5
.115.
X 71 5
74479 2 Halting
4
.108.
X715
744251 Azelina
.1:44*
6
.112.
X 71 5
74454-' Wilton Lackaye ....
4
.111 .
X710
74384 Bleinber
. 87.
X71o
7445S 2 Peter Knight
.1:46*
6
.112.
X 705
70183 Mammy moo
4
. 106 .
X 705
74454 Ballad
4
. 106.
X700
74407 Josle Hampton
5
.106.
. .700
7440 4 3 Glaucus
3
. 5)2.
X 700
74218 Putnam
3
. 89.
. .700
Seventh Race — 3-4 Mile.
3-year-olds and upward. Sidling.
7187.3
(Track record: 68518—
Trackless
1:134—5
.1:13*
6
120.)
.107.
725
744 S3
Male Fletcher
.1:15*
;;
. 90.
. X720
74429=
Cock Sure
.1:14
5
. 1051.
. X715
74404
Kempton
.1:18*
4
.109.
. X715
68138
Pat Bulger
.1:14*
7
.112.
.0715
64651
Disobedient
•1:14*
5
.109.
. . .710
74218)
Cartwheel
5
. 5)7.
. X710
74481
Merrimac
. 97.
. X710
74355
Coincident
:»
. 95.
. X 705
74090
Raeinette
4
.107.
. . ,7<N>
74404 3
Glaucus
.1:15*
:»
. 95.
. X7oo
7 1 757
Luzetta
5
. 95.
. . .700
The figures under “Rec.” in above entries show
the best time made by the horse at the distance
since January 1, 1906.
NEW YORK WORK-OUTS.
-| New York, April 29. — Weather clear; track
JL U fast.
The 'best work-outs at Sheepshead Bay, Graves-
end, Belmont Park and Jamaica today were:
Sheepshead Bay (Main Track).
Ind. Horse.
A.
Dist.
Time..
6 Blue Heron
... 3
1-2
:S2 %
8 Bushev Top
. . 2
5-8
1 : 0” 1
8 Cohort
. .. 3
.3-4
1:20
3 Cressina
. . 5
5-8
1:04
8 Desolate
.. 2
5-s
1:03
Kffendi
2
1-2
U.lii
6 Greenback
. . 2
1-2
:53
8 Golden View
. . 2
5-8
1:11
7 Good Luck
... 5
1
1:44
8 Hanuuerless
*>
5-8
1:11
8 Indomitable
. . 2
1) — H
1 :02'A
2 Jubilee
. . 3
5-8
1:06
8 Jolmnie Itlako
. . 3
.3-4
1:17 1 3
Lady Dudley
... 4
3-4
1:17)4
8 Ladv Winifred
...3
1-2
:51%
7 Lane Allen
. . 5
1
1 :50
8 Lawrence P. Daley. .
... 3
3-4
1:16)4
7 Merrv Widow
. . 2
3-s
:3!M/.
8 Merry Gift
... 2
3-8
1:11
!• Master Robert
. . 3
1
1:4.3
8 Missouri Lad
... 5
1-2
:56k,
8 Reprisal
2
5-8
1 :05'4
6 Ramble
... 2
5-8
1 : 05 1,4
8 Rara Avis
. .. 3
3-8
:5.x 14
8 Rialto
... .3
1-2
: 57 %
3 St. Abe
... 2
.3-8
:30%
Stub
.. 8
3-8
:*»<»
6 Submission
. . 2
1-2
:53
8 S'parker
... 3
12
:57%
6 Tony Faust
... 4
5-8
1 :02
S T error
0
5-8
1:04)4
8 Trols Temp
... 2
5—8
1:04)4
Sheepshead Bay
(Training
Track).
3 Alila
... 4
1-2
:53 V,
4 Armiak
2
1-2
:51V,
ii Anonvina
... 3
1-2
:49%
8 Bird of Flight II. ..
... 2
1-2
: 5.3)4
6 Beautv Bright
. . 2
:t-8
:38 V.
Randello
. . 2
3-8
:38)4
6 Ballot
... 4
1-2
:50U,
5 Colloquy
Colin
... 4
3-4
1:17)4
. . 3
1-2
:50vi
6 Cabochon
... 4
1-2
:50
6 Felt
... .3
1-2
:4oy,
6 Chaplet
... 3
3—4
1:18
8 Gold Ladv
... 4
1-2
:53 V,
6 Gretna Green
... 4
1-2
:49-y.
4 Haensel
... 4
1-2
: 45)14
Ninba
1-2
:51 V.
6 Peter Quince
...3
3-4
1:186,
Rum sic
... 2
5-8
1:02 V]
6 Superman
... 4
1-2
:49
6 Transvaal
... .3
1-2
:50',
4 The Robin
. . 2
5-8
1:03)4
2 A'arlnvro
... 4
1-2
:55
6 Zamnesl
... 4
1-2
:48»4
S Easton
... 4
1-2
:50
Grimaldi
... 4
3-4
1:16
8 King Sol
... 3
1-2
:5t%
8 Lord Stanhope
...4
3-4
1:16
8 Ma-xnar
6
3-4
1:16 Vi
Rose Beaumont
... 2
3-8
:37
8 St. Joseph
... 5
.3-4
1:17)4
6 Slumberless
... 3
1-2
:51)4
8 Uncle Jim
... 2
1-2
:52
Wallflower
... 2
1-2
:56
9 Wild Refrain 3
Gravesend.
1
1 :54Vj
8 Alinandlne
... 3
3-4
1:15
8 Bat Masterson
... 4
3-8
:39%
8 Bonnie Alan
... 3
.3-8
:36%
Compare
... 3
3-8
: 56-14
4 Chaffinch.
... 2
3-8
:37
Console
9
1-2
:51Vi
8 Carlton
...3
7-8
1:31
5 Donatus
... 2
3-8
:40
8 Dashaway
... 4
1-2
:49
3 Hillsdale
... 4
1
1:52
8 Far West
... 6
3-4
1:15%
5 Foreguard
... 3
3-8
:36 V,
7 Fouiitainblue
... 4
3-4
1:19%
8 Golf Ball
... 4
1-2
:48%
S Grania
... 2
1-2
:51
6 Golden Chain
... 2
1-2
:50
8 Gold Find
... 2
5-8
1:14
8 Gallavant
... 5
3-8
:37%
7 High Hat
... 2
3-8
:37
7 Jim Gaffney
1-2
:51%
6 Julia Powel
3-8
:39
7 Lilypad
... 2
1-2
:49
6 Miss Norfolk
... 3
3-8
:.39
4 Malissa
... 3
3-8
:38
8 Molesey
... 4
1-2
:53
8 Masaniello
... 6
3-4
1:22
Medline
5-8
1:02%
5 Otogo
... 2.
3—8
:3S
7 Punch
• • • 3
3-4
1:20
G Roseben 7
7 Spooner 3
8 Senator Clay 4
9 Single Stone 3
!!!?r*vr T?”’ ?
Ind. Horse. A.
7 Sir Toddington 4
6 Sheriff Foley 2
Sight 2
7 The Pippin 2
6 Tod 2
8 Talented 2
Belmont Park.
9 Dorante . 3
8 Goshen IHiief 3
9 Heaslip 5
8 Moufort ^ 4
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 29, 1908. WEATHER CLEAR. TRACK FAST.
OAKLAND FORM CHART.
(OAKLAND.)
WEATHER CLEAR.
One hundred and forty-eighth day. New California Jockey Club. Winter Meeting of 181 davs. (36
hooks on.)
Presiding Judge. E. C. Hopper. Starter. Richard Dwyer. Secretary, Percy W. Treat.
Racing starts at 1:40 p. ni. (Chicago time 3:40 p. m.). W indicates whip, S spurs. B blinkers. Fig-
ures in parentheses following the distance of eaeh raee indicate index number, track record, age of horse
and weight carried.
*7 AKA A. FIRST RACE— 5 1-2 Furlongs. (72030— 1 :05jt — 0— 112.) Purse $400. 3-year olds.
9 7a tl A Allowances. Net value to winner $325.
Ind Horses
74307 3 ADENA w 107 2 2 7'1 5 1 3=i l”t Mentry W Durker 4 8 8 2j 6-5
74417-MONTCLAIR W 102 4 4 2* 2J 2*| 21 Goldstein E I. Talley 6 10 7 2j 1
74470 BOOGER RED w 112 3 9 6 1 3’£ lb 3» E Clark J H Brannon 4 4 9-5 1 1-2
7439H DAREl N'GTOX w 105 11 8 S 3 7*3 4?. 4'i J Hayes W P Magrane 10 15 15 6 3
73972 HIDDEN HAND W 109 S 1 4*1 41 5> 5 s T Rice J F Newman 3 10 10 4 2
71 fill CREATION w 112 6 R 5»t 8= 7* 6» W Miller T H Williams 4 5 5 2 1
74170 TURNAWAY w 107 1 3 9'* 9* 9 3 7«* Keogh B C Watkins 13 R0 60 20 12
74396 SAINT MODAN WB 106 7 10 10-' 10 4 10 4 8= Rettig MarchmontStable 25 30 30 12 5
7::«0S 2 BEN STONE WB 103 10 7 3*. 6= 8* 9 4 W Kelly J Curl 10 20 15 6 3
74128 PORT MAHONE wsn 102 9 3 l 3 1‘ 6- 10 4 Kent J S Duncan 20 60 50 20 8
COLUMBIA MAID w 101 5 11 11 11 It 11 Vand’sen Johnson&Dodson 50 100 100 40 20
„„ Time. 244. 481. 1 :00i?. 1:06*.
winner — Br. f. by Sidney Lucas — Balance II. (trained by W. Durker).
Went to post at 1:44. At post 2 minutes. Start good. Won driving: second and third the samp.
-Vilena, from a good start, lost ground early, but improved her position rapidly in the last half and got
ui> finally in a fast stretch sprint. Montclair, from a striding start, was always in forward pursuit and
finished last in a game closing drive. Booger Red. nearly left, closed an immense gap. ran on the ex-
treme outside on the turns and took the lead midway of tlie stretch, but swerved into defeat anil was
best. Dareington, away badly, made up much ground. Hidden Hand, after early prominence, tired and
probably was short. Creation, well up early, gradually dropped out. but came again at the end and will
do soon. Turnaway. flatfooted at the start and shuffled to the rear, was gaining steadily at the eud.
Saint Moilnn. away very badly, finished with a belated stretch rush.
Scratched — 7.4342 Royal Queen. 100.
Overweights — Saint Modan. 1 pound: Columbia Maid. 1.
AWtPPSt 14 % % Str Fin Jockeys
Owne rs
W Durker
7'J 5 l 3=1 l n k Mentry W Durker
2J 2J 2*1 22 Goldstein E L Tallov
6 ! 3’i 1*> 3“ E Clark J H Brannon
S 3 7'i 44 4'i J Hayes W P Magrane
4U 4i 5 l 5 s T Rice J F Newman
5nk 8-' 7* 6* W Miller T H Williams
9nk 93 93 70k Keogh
10-' 10 4 10 4 8= Rettig
3?. 6= 8i 9 4 W Kelly
l 3 1‘ 6 2 II) 4 Kent
B C Watkins
_0_H C P _ S
4 8 8 2J 6-5
6 10 7 21 1
4 4 9-51 1-2
10 15 15 6 3
3 10 10 4 2
4 5 5 2 1
15 60 60 20 12
MarchmontStable 25 30 30 12 5
J Curl 10 20 15 6
J S Duncan 20 60 50 29 8
11 11 11 11 Vand’sen Johnson&Dodson 50 100 100 40 20
74^1 ffr SECOND RACE— 1-2 Mile. (74190—47—2—113.) $400 added. 2-year-olds. Selling.
4 Oj JL Net value to winner $375.
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O H C P S
8 10 8 3 i-2
10 10 7 3 13-10
15 40 40 12 6
25 50 50 20 10
8 11 10 4 8-5
11-531 17-56-5 3-5
Mentry S C Hildreth 8 11 10 4 8-5
J Hayes B Schreiber 11-531 17-56-5 3-5
T Rice AnchorageSkFm 12 30 30 12 6
W Miller Oakland Stable 11-512-59-5 7-102-5
Goldstein C W Carroll 20 30 30 12 6
Ind Hors es AW tPP St" *4 % % Str Fin Jockeys Owner s O H C P S _
74331 SIR BARRY wsn 100 9 7 5 1 11 11 Buxton Denny Bros 8 10 8 3 3^2
74368 BOLD wb 107 12 l 3 3 2 J 2* Keogh W D Millard 10 10 7 3 13-10
74074 LARRY MULLIGAN w 105 2 6 3'.'. 2h 3- W Mcln’re Kansas Stable 15 40 40 12 6
73683 SEMPER FIDELIS w 100 3 3 4 2 4>! 40. W Kelly J J Walsh 25 50 50 20 10
7436S 3 ASSAY w 97 6 5 6 l o- 51 Mentry S C* Hildreth 8 11 10 4 8-5
74368 2 OSORIXE w 102 4 4 7’ 6 2 6 2 i J Hayes B Schreiber 11-531 17-56-5 3-5
74209 YELLOW F(X>T w 97 8 9 S 2 . 1 . S’ 7 3 T Rice AnchorageSkFm 12 30 30 12 6
( 74209 ) FA RGO ROSE w 102 5 1 21 7 4 S’ VV Miller Oakland Stable 11-512-59-5 7-102-5
74295 LINOLA w 97 10 8 9® 9 20 9 2 " Goldstein C W Carroll 20 30 30 12 6
73076 RAY WELSH w 97 7 10 10 10 10 M MurphyW St Vincent 40 60 60 25 12
Time. 23*. 48.
Winner — Br. e. by Sir Hampton — Du Barry (trained by A. L. Denny).
Went to post at 2:12. At i*ost 2 minutes. Start good. Won driving: second ami third the. same.
Sir Barry, away well, closed up steadily anil saved ground bv a close stretch turn, hut just lasted the
journey and was lucky. Bold, from a living start, lailted on the stretch turn, but came again and just
failed to get up in a sensational rush. Larry Mulligan, from a lucky start, was forwardly placed through-
out and showed sudden improvement. Semper Fidelis ran in prominent contention from the start, but
tired in the closing strides. Assay, a slow beginner, made up ground steadily. Osoriue ran poorly ami
was Isiring out on the turns. Fargo Rose was bumped and quit suddenly. The winner, entered for $600.
was bid u|i to $5)00 and Ixmglit by F. W. Doss.
Scratched — 74368 Antioch. 1(12.
rj yi -| THIRD RACE— 1 1-2 Miles. (3389— 2:. 32 J— 6— 103. > Purse $500. 4 -year olds and up-
S rt JL O ward. Selling. Net value to winner $400.
Ind Horses AWtPPSt St % % % Str Fin Jockeys Owners O H C P S
74469 MARK. MAYERwsb 5 106 10 11 3= 3 s i 3 l 4 l 3 l 2 ?. Clifford I Morehouse 6 6 4 9-5 9-10
71469 MANDATOR W 5 109 7 9 5* 5* 4*. 3*?. 3 2 2h A Harris W Walker 10 13 13 6 3
77467 J. R. LAUGHREYwb 4 106 3 1 10* 10 3 8?. 6 4 7* 3'?. W Miller H G Bedwell 3 18-516-58-5 9-10
74469 ORI'HAN w 7 107 8 6 1* l’i 2 1 *. 2 2 2i> 4 2 W Fischer E J Ramsey 4 4*21-511-1011-20
74228 DAVE WEBER b 4 100 4 10 7‘ U 9 2 J 71 6* 5* F White W Durker 40 40 10 15 S
74369 TETANUS Ws 4 99 2 3 6* 6 2 3*> 4 11 4 h 6k Cboneau L Fountain 6 9 9 4 9-5
74334 SACHET w 4 9S 5 5 8 2 8*J 5* 5* o' 71 Kent SobreVistaStable 20 30 30 12 6
74369 TALA MU ND wsb 5 108 6 7 9* 9* 10’® 9* 9 3 8 l ° G McL’lin T E McLaughlin 15 16 13 6 3
74058 BENVOMO B S 115 12 12 12 12 11 s 11'®11 4 9 4 C Miller W D Randall 13 20 20 8 4
74274 MAXTRESS w 7 110 9 S 4J 61 8 3 S" 10 4 Rettig J W Walsh 12 12 10 4 11-5
73823 MAIA ws 4 98 1 4 2» 2k 7* 10 3 10* ll 3 Buxton W Rose 50 150 100 40 20
74334 HUZZAH wb 9 106 11 2 ll 2 ll 4 12 12 12 12 T Rice V Hughes 20 30 20 10 5
Time. 25*. 49*. 1:1(»4. 1:41*. 2:98*. 2:35*.
Winner — B. g. by Previous — Bonnie May (trained by I). Dennison).
Went to post at 2:36. At post 5 minutes. Start good. Won easily: second and third driving.
Markie Mayer, away poorly, quickly established himself in forward pursuit of the leaders and drew out
at the half and won as his rider pleased. Mandator ran in prominent and game contention all the way.
J. K. Laughrey, after pulling np early, took an outside journey to the stretch and finished well under the
whip. Orchan made the running for nearly a mile and held on well to midway of the stretch, then tired
badly. Dave Weber improved his jiosition throughout and is good. Tetanus tired badly and seems stale.
Sachet finished well. The winner was entered for $600; no bid.
Overweights — J. R. Laughrey. 3 pounds: Orchan, 1: Dave Weber. 5.
74369 TETANUS
74334 SACHET
74369 TALA MU ND
74058 BEN VOL IO
74274 MAXTRESS
73823 MAIA
74334 HUZZAH
Owners
I Morehouse
rj \ pr 1 rj FOURTH RACE— 1 l-8 Miles. (72029—1:51—3—109.) Purse $1,000. 3-year-olds and
I 4*7 0.1 4 upward. Handicap. Net value to winner $800. _
Ind Horses
4-year-olds and up-
O H C P 3 "
6649-5 9-19
10 13 13 6 3
3 18-316-58-5 9-10
4 4121-511 1011 -20
40 40 40 13 8
6 9 9 4 9-5
12 12 10 4 11-5
50 150 100 40 20
20 30 20 10 5
AWtPPSt St *4 % % Str Fin Jockeys
74144=F’K FLITTXER WB 5 108 6 6
(74444)CABIN w 6 109 7 7
74370-MARSTER WB 5 105 5 1
74444 J. C. CLEM w 5 94 4 4 5* 5'1 5* 4'* 4* 4J Galindo W St Vincent 15 15 13 3 2
7 1444-‘DOWN PATRICK w 6 108 2 2 61 6h 6> 5h 5 2 i 3» Mentry T H Ryan 4 4 13-31 1-2
(74370) RUBRIC w 6 110 3 3 4 * 4 2 4 5 6 2 i 6’® 6-'° W Miller H E Rowell 21 4 4 8-5 3-5
74->9S NO FATHER wb 3 77 1 5 7 7 7 7 7 7 Oroth P De Lucca 100 200 200 60 30
Time. 23*. 48*. 1:14, 1:40. 1:52.
Winner — Ch. Ii. bv Rannoeklmril — Derfargilla (trained by J. Powers).
Went to post at 3:04. At |mst 1 minute. Start good. Won driving: second and third the same.
Frank Fllttner. from a lucky start, ran in nearest pursuit of Marster for a mile and drew out decisively
midway of the stretch. Cabin, after lieing reserved within hailing distance, finished a fast going second
in a belated effort. Marster. from a living start, made the runiiing by a wide gap to the stretch, where
he tired badly. J. C. Clem went wide on tlie turns and finished fast. Downpatrick began slowly and was
repeatedly pulled up. losing much ground in the first half, then came fast, but was pocketed in the
stretch under a very bad ride. Rubric was pulled up repeatedly in the first quarter and had no chance
afterwards.
Overweights — No Father, 2 pounds. .
2“ 2« 2 4 2= 2*J 15 Rettig
31 3* 3 2 3-' 3-' 2*1 Keogh
Ow ners
I>osAngelesS’ble
J H Brannon
w b 5 105 5 1 1* 1* 1* 1* l 2 33 W Kelly J J Walsh
W St Vincent
T H Ryan
0 H C P S
‘3 4 18-53-2 1-2
5 6 6 2 4-5
6 6 41 9-5 4-5
15 15 13 3 2
4 4 13-51 1-2
21 4 4 8-5 3-5
100 200 200 60 30
rj /» pr 1 Q FIFTH RACE— 1 Mile and 20 Yards. (71841— 1 :40*— 3— 102.) $400 added. 3-year-
■ » w 1 O olds and upward. Selling. Net value to winner $385.
Ind Horses A~WtPPSt*4 'A % Str Fin Jockeys Owners O H C P S
74320 STAX DOVER wsli 5 111 .7 5 3J 2* 2'i 1* J lh T Rice O Turek 10 13 12 5 21
74443 HILGERT w 4 112 4 4 5* 4 2 J 3'J 31 2 4 W Miller T H Stevens 21 3 13-53-2 7-10
74467-’ EI> SHERIDAN w 6 110 3 2 2J 5’h 4h 4*5 3* A Stuart T A Davies 10 12 12 4 11-5
74443*RALPH YOUNG WSB 7 113 1 3 l 2 l'l 11 2h 4h Mentry J J Ellerd 6 10 10 4 2
74193 I TOLD YOU WB 3 105 6 8 7?. 7 3 61 6 s 5k W Kelly H W Hoag 20 20 17 6 3
74465* LORD F1LIGRANE wb 3 101 7 9 8* 5*1 5 4 5 * 6h J Mc-IntyreJ Dinkelspiel 8 8 8 3 3-2
74420 MANDARIN W 5 108 8 6 10 Sk 8* 71 7 4 Keogh W D Millard 4 6 » 2 1
74193 STEEL BLUE wb 3 95 10 7 6k 10 9* Sk 8* Goldstein Steele & Riley 12 15 10 4 2 _
74443 3 JOHX LYLE WB 6 106 2 1 4k 6k 7* 9® 9 10 Moreland R T Offutt 6 61 61 2| 8-3
74‘‘50 CATALINE wb 7 108 9 10 9'1 9k 10 10 10 Finn' R W Holland 10 15 10 5 21
Time. 23*. 48*. 1:14*. 1:40*. 1:41*.
Winner — Ch. g, by Standing — -St. Lucie (trained by S. Bailey).
Went to post at 3:25. At post 3 minutes. Start good. Won driving: second and third tlie same.
Standover, after forward pursuit of Ralph Young for seven furlongs, drew out and made good finally by
a narrow margin. Hilgert broke slowly and had a rough early journey, but closed up steadily in the last
half anil just failed to get up. F.il Sheridan, after prominent contention to midway of the stretch, tired
finally. Ralph Young outbroke anil outpaced the others for seven furlongs before succumbing. I Told
You, away |Mw>iiv, niado up much ground in the last six furhmps. IV>rrl Filisrane, nearly left, made up
ground. Mandarin, shuffled to the rear on the first turn, closed a gap. Steel Blue was crowded hack
early and was short. John Lyle had a rough journey aud was bumped to the rear in the stretch. The
winner was entered for $700: no bid.
Scratched — (742S6)Lucy C.. Ill: 74213*Catlierlne 1.. 95.
Overweights — Steel Blue. 2 pounds; John Lyle. 1.
fy i w-i SIXTH RACE— 8-4 Mile. (72047—1:11* — 3—103.) Purse $500. 3-year-olds and up-
4 *3 1 ty ward. Allowances. Net value to winner $400.
Ind Horses AWtPPSt >4 % % Str Fin Jockeys Owners O H C P S
I nd Horses
(74372)CENTRE SHOT w 3 93 1 7 4*1 2k 2 4 13 A Harris W Walker 3 3i 3* 1 1-2
7’46S 3 PREJUICIO w 4 106 3 3 l’i l 3 1* 2 s W Miller T H Williams 21 31 31 7-5 3-5
74470 DON DOMO ws 7 109 5 1 3k 4‘ 3 2 1 3 2 i W Kelly J F Newman 10 10 10 31 7-5
74396 MASSA w 6 106 6 8 8 6'1 5* 4 h Keogh D A Ross 12 30 25 8 3
74005 CADICHON wb 5 104 8 6 73 8 41 5=1 Mentry E Dealy 15 20 20 6 21
74323 FANTASTIC wb 4 104 7 2 61 7k 6’ 6 4 Buxton Sanf d&Epperley 8 10 10 4 8-5
<74470)SEOURITY ws 5 101 2 5 5* 51 7® 7 15 FMnn W Cahill 3 3 11-59-101-2
74311 MILPITAS wb 4 104 4 4 2* 3 h 8 8 Kent SobreVistaStable 40 200 200 60 20
Time. 23*. 47*. 1:12*.
Winner— Br. f. by Sain — Grand Shot (trained by W. Walker).
Went to |K>st at 3:54. At post 3 minutes. Start good. Won easily: second and third driving.
Centre Shot away poorlv. worked through gradually and was pocketed on the last turn anal forced to
come around, hut made good with a great stretch rush. Prejuieio, from a flying start, set a tremendous
pace to midwav of the stretch, but tired as if short from there on. Don Domo ran in prominent and per-
sistent contention throughout and is very good. Masea. away poorly, closed an immense gap. Cadiolion.
badly outpaced for the first quarter, made up much ground in the last half. Fantastic was never dan-
gerous Security broke well enough, but seemed unable to raise a respectable gallop.
” Scratched <44(4 Raleigh. 96: 74273 Veil. 112: (74418)Luretta. 102; 74372 Marwood. 107.
w 3 93 1 7
w 4 106 3 3
ws 7 109 5 1
W 6 106 6 8
wb 5 104 8 6
wb 4 104 7 2
ws 5 101 2 5
WB 4 104 4 4
D A Ross
E Dealy
O H C P S
3 3* 3* 1 l-2~
21 3* 31 7-5 3-5
10 10 10 31 7-5
12 30 25 8 3
15 20 20 6 21
Sanf d&Epperley 8 10 10 4 S-5
W Cahill 3 3 11-59-101-2
SobreVistaStable 40 200 200 60 20
NEW YORK FORM CHART.
(JAMAICA.)
WEDNESDAY,
APRIL 29, 1908. WEATHER CLEAR.
TRACK FAST.
First day.
Metropolitan Jockey Club. Spring Meeting of 12 days. (279 books ou.)
Presiding Judge. Clarence McDowell. Starter. Mars Cassidy. Racing Secretary. W. C. Edwards.
Racing starts at 2:30 p. in. (Chicago time 1:30 p. m.). W Indicates whip. S spars. R blinkers. Fig-
ures in parentheses following the distance of each race indicate index number, track record, age of horse
and weight carried.
rt j| (A n FIRST RACE — $-4 Mile. (58079—1:12* — 3 — 92. ) $700 added. 3-year-olds and up-
§ “I24/O ward. Selling. Net value to wlnner $640.
tad — Horses A~WtPP8t 14 % % Str Fin Jockeys
74337 PANTOUFLE W 5 112 4 3 2k 1* l'J l'J R McDan' 1 MissAM'Marrone 5 6 4 7-5 3-5
I74340)TROUBLEMAKER w * 112 1 2 4k 4 2 3'J 2'* G Burns E R Bradley 2* 3* 3 1 2-5
74324 FRIZETTE wb 3 104 6 7 6 ’ 6'J 4k 3' Musgr've .1 A Wernherg 2} 3* 16-56-5 3-5
174353) MARA' HALL WB 4 108 2 4 1* 2* 2* 4 3 W Doyle Prospect Stable 12 20 12 5 2*
74276 MOMENTUM wb 4 HO 7 5 5 4 3k 5* 5* Notter F E Brown 7 12 10 3 7-5
74199 3 BILLY B. VAN wb 3 96 5 0 7 7 7 6* D McC’thyP H Sullivan 30 50 50 12 6
(14304)TIM O’TOOLE W 4 110 3 1 3’ 3* 6* 7 Shaw D C Johnson 4 4* 4 7-5 3-3
5 112 4 3
w ♦ 112 1 2
WB 3 11)4 6 7
WB 4 103 2 4
WB 4 510 7 5
WB 3 96 5 6
(.4304)TIM O’TOOLE W 4 110 3 1 3’ 5* 6* 7 Shaw D C Johnson 4 4J 4 7-5 3-j
Time. 12*. 24. 35*. 48. 1:01*. 1:14.
Winner — Br. to, bv Ben Brush — Fairy Slipper (trained by G. M. Odom).
Went to post at 2:29. At pout 1 minute. Start good. Won easily; second and third driving. Pan-
toulle ran ti»tp the le^ la the flfst quarter a»4. setting the pace fast, woo h^tag ter <tfv«!}.t«ce M ettjr,
Thursday, april 30, 1908.
DAILY RACING FORM.
Troublemaker, knocked back right after the start, was repeatedlv out off and pocketed all through the
running, but finished resolutely and. with lietter early luck, might have won. Frizette. all but left at
the post, ran around on the outside and finished with a rush through the last furlong. .Marv llall, after
showing superior early speed, quit badly in the stretch. Tim O’Toole showed speed, but quit and was
eased up at the end. The others were never contenders. The winner was entered for $1,000- no bid.
Scratched — 74814 Royal Lady. 100 : 71336 Sir Toddington. 111.
Overweigh ts — l'rizette. 1 pound; Billy B. Van. 1: Tim O’Toole. 2.
7 A zlQT SECOND RACE— 4 1-2 Furlongs. (45450 — 54 — 2—108.) $700 added. 2-year-olds.
I a 71 1/ B Selling. Net value to winner $640.
Iud Horses _
(74338)ROYAL O APTIVE w 104 5 2 3 s 2® 1J G Burns XewcastleStable 21 2| 8-5 3-5 1-4
<74427)J. H. REED w 107 7 1 1J l h 2* Musgr’ve P T Chinn 8-5 11-52 4-5 1-3
74422 S THETIS w 101 S3 2J 3' 36 D McC’thyP J Rainey 8 12 8 3 6-5
74329 GUY FISHER WB 107 1 4 4'J 4 s 4® C H Shil’gB Schreiber 13 20 15 5 2
741S5 LITTLE MUSE wn 102 2 6 5 1 5J 5» C Henry C E Clark 100 200 loO 40 20
72656 ALL RED W lo4 4 7 6 1 61 Notter L A Celia 20 30 25 8 4
SllAPDALE w 105 6 5 7 1 7- 7= R McDan’IB ti O Stable 30 60 50 15 6
UNIFORM w 101 3 8 8 8 8 E Dugan H P Whitney 21 5 4 8-3 4-5
Time. 11J. 23. 47*. 54?.
Winner— Cli. f. by Golden Maxim — Mary Stuart (trained by T. Welsh).
Went to post at 2:54. At post 1 minute. Start bad. Won driving: second and third the same.
Royal Captive was always close to the early pacemakers and. coming around .1. II. Reed in the last fur-
long. finished fast and was drawing clear at the finish. .1. II. Reed showed an excellent turn of speed,
v as easily t«-st of the others and hung on well after setting the pace. Thetis was always prominent and
tan her race. Guy Fisher finished gamely. Uniform was practically left at the post and had no chance
at the start. The winner was entered for $1,000; no hid.
Scratched 74338 Isle of Meadows, 04.
Overweights Shapdale, 1 pound.
ing there, fought it out with Flying Virginian all of the last furlong and outstaved him in the final drive,
.n.e lajter was reserved until In the last turn of the field, then moved up with a game challeuge when
r^nru mini ill uir last turn oi tne netd, then moved up with a game challeuge when
going to the last jump, but tired In the filial drive. George Leiiier wore Lizzie Flat down in the stretch
rnn. The latter, bauly ridden, swerved at every lump while going the first time around ami was under
r e »traint most of the trip. Prince of Pilsen lost his rider at the eighth jump. The winner was entered
tor no bid.
7 yl rj { *k U HIM RACE About 3-4 Mile. (68331 — 1:14 — 4 — 104.) Baltimore Brewers’ Selling
0 At/Ov Stakes. $S00 add ed. 3- year-olds a nd upward. Net value to wiuuer $050.
OHCP 8__
7-107-107-101-3 out
34 5 5 8-5 out
8 20 20 5 out
4 6 6 6-5 out
10 15 15 5 8-5
4 5 4* 1 1-3
1 11-101 2-5 1-5
40 00 50 15 5
3 3J 24 3-3 1-4
20 30 30 8 3
7 AAQQ THIRD RACE— 5 1-2 Furlongs. (54235—1:064—4—126.) $800 added. 3-year-olds and
1 4/0 up ward. Handicap. Net value to winner $095.
Ind Horses A W't PP St 14 % % Str Fin Jockeys Owners 6 H C P S _
702< 15*. ST A RGOWAX WB 3 103 1 2 1» 1= 1” lh Notter 1* .1 Rainey p) 15 15 5 8-5
74399 s FLEMING w 4 96 2 5 3» 24 24 2J O I'.urns R F Carman 4 5 4* 1 1-3
71380»FAIR PLAY wb 3 104 6 6 4‘ 4' 3 s 3‘4 E Dugan A Belmont 1 ll-lOl” 2-5 15
74147 FRANK LORD w 4 94 5 4 5 s 5 s 4'* 4 s P Kelly L Mulligan 40 60 50 15 5
74351 VOOKH EES WB 5 111 3 1 6 6 6 5 s W Doyle A R Knreckels 3 34 24 3-3 1-4
(71932) INCOGNITO WB 3 96 4 3 2- 31 5* 6 D McC'thyM A Healey 20 30 30 8 3
*l>isqualilied lor foul. Time. 104. £>?. :;.j. 474 1 MHt. 1:07.
Winner — CL. g. by Rensselaer — Foil Mate (trained by 5V. ItaH.ee i.
Went to post at 3:21. At i>ost 1 minute. Start bud. Won driving: second and third the same.
Stargowan out halted his opponents 10 the stretch, where he bore to the outside and carried Fleming with
him and for this foul was disqualified. Fleming ran in closest pursuit throughout and hung on gamely
In tin- final drive. Fair Play was l.esl and should have won. hut was almost left at the post, worked his
way through next to the rail and was leading when a furlong from the finish, hut liiigau was looking
back and did not see Stargowan and Fleming near the outer rail until it was too late. Frank laird ran
a good race and finished fast. \ oorhees, away well, was pocketed early and did not show Ills usual sliced.
Incognito showed speed, imt raced as though short.
Scratched 71492 Johnnie Blake, loo: (74399) James B. Bradv. 105; 74448 Roseben. 133; 7.4196 Momen-
tum. ;*7 ; (74475) llnlkct, !•»;; (74426) Sadler. 102: 74448 Horace E.. 92.
Overweights — Stargowan, 3 isiuuds; Incognito, 1.
H A A QQ Fol RTJI RACE- 1 1-16 Miles. (45457 — -1:45* — 4 — 105.) Excelsior Handicap. Value
Ind Horses A WtPPSt *4, V t %’StrFln Jockeys Owners 0 H C P 8
1- o WB 4 122 5 , 3 , 2 * 1,1 11 11 McCahey M L Hayman 7-107A07A01-3 out
ETHER w 3 108 11 l'J 2 s 2 s 2 1 C Koerner W F Mathews 34 5 5 8-5 oul
w 3 92 3 2 5 5 ('! 36 F’brother A D Parr 8 20 20 5 oul
HIBBS wb i 9! 4 4 36 4 s 3‘J 4 s J Bergen D Dunlop 4 6 6 6-5 oul
(742o2)THE W RESTLER wb 4 106 2 5 4h 3h 5 5 T Burns Chelsea Stable 34 4 4 4-5 oul
.... „ , Time. 28?, 47?. 1:13? (new track record).
\\ inner— P,r. e, by Boanerges— May B. II. (trained by J. Boden).
y:"' 11 ! at 4:4,i - At 2 minutes. Start fair. Won handily: second and third driving.
Botanist wore Bellwether down on the far turn and drew away into a commanding lead, but tired ami
“i 11 4,1 i h ‘i‘ l! !. st fu rJ on ? to retain his advantage. Bellwether outbroke the others and set a fast
puce, then dropjied hack on the turn into the homestretch, but closed up again at the end Giles outrun
lor tlie first hall, finished gamely after making a wide turn when entering the homestretch. The Wrest-
i^W-'^h/'bid tanS< ” " as ou,run a11 the way. Billie llibhs can do better. The winner was entered for
in,- — 74-40= Ks^u toLoon J 1 1 ; (74455)Sngar Pine. 106; 74243 Cooney K.. 106; 74406 s Royal Onvx
74W K,UHy - 1W: 744 ^ ** BV. 1«4: (745W)
7 A PaffrT RACE 1 1-16 Miles. (58330 — 1:48 J — 4 — 108.) $500 added. 3-year-olds and
0 -2- ” V/ 1 u pward. Selling. Net value to winner $440.
I nd Horses AWtPPSt % Vt %~S7f Fin Jockey's Owners 0 H C P S~~
^219^HOLSCTiER wb 5 112 1 1 6 6 5>4 3 s 1‘ Liebert W Shields 4 — s — 6 — 2 —
74ti.i FAN< 3 BIRD wsb 5 109 6 3 1J lug 14 ink 2 1 T Burns Chelsea Stable 6 7 7 •> 4-5
74432 s RIO GRANDE w 4 109 4 4 3nk S' 2* 24 3-4 C Koerner D K Kerr 8-5 2 1 l-*> out
7435S DELPHIE w 6 102 2 2 5* 4 s 44 4-4 4‘ F’brother M A Healey 4 4 34 i-K °-3*
74429 LADY KARMA WB 4 107 5 6 24 2- 3>i 5* 5 s McCahey J S Hov 6 8 8 24 X
,4458* LOIS CA\ ANAGH 4V 3 90 3 5 44 54 6 6 6 J Bergen T A Ful'lum 10 12 4° 5 i
, Time. 24*. 50. 1:15. 1:42?. 1:484.
M inner — Br. h, by I.ampligliter — Princess Lorraine (trained bv \\\ Shields)
, ( i ” cut to post at 5:14. At post 1 minute. Start good. Won driving; second and third the same
Nolscher broke slowly and was outrun to the stretch 1ur*i. where lie came to the outside then came "oHi
,i great stretch rush, caught and passed the leaders in the last sixteenth and won going awav Fa tie v
l^jnl slu>we<l tin* most early speed, raeed Lady Karina into defeat in the first six furlongs then stalled oil*
a challenge from Kio Grande, but tired in the final drive. Kio < I ramie was interfered with in ti,».
to t ". tn-st tun, and was taken to the outside, moved up with a rush whe \ entJ Hug the h on eXt h but
ellt e red * for *$700 : .mWdf we,K ,4Uly KariIia 8l «'wed speed, but tirad tZ winner was
S<-ra tclieil — 744.83 s Aloiitbert. 96; 74356 Affinity, 112.
74 507 ‘“7
Ind Horses
74219 HOLSCHER
7 4479 s FANCY BIRD
74432 2 RIO GRANDE
74358 DELPHIE
74429 LADY KARMA
74458 s LO!S CAVANAGH
4 8 6 2 4-5
6 7 7 2 4-5
8-5 2 1 1-2 out
4 4 3.J 4-3 2-3
6 8 8 2J 1
10 12 12 5 2
74499
ind Horses
A Wt PPSt
J4
Str Fin
Jockeys Owners
O
H
C
P s
71S59 M’CARTER
w 4 113 3 5
rjl
36 3’?
1*?. Ink
Notter Newcastle Stahl,
IS-
in;
56-5 7-10
(74425) JACK ATKIN
WB 4 119 0 3
I s
]> 1 1
1.’. 2 s
Musgr’ve I: Sehreibor
8-5
2
8-5
7-101-4
74425 s lilFLKM AN
WB 4 111 4 2
jb
Jh l*h
41. 3 s
<5 Burns R F Carman
12
lo
2 7-^
74351 OLD HONESTY
w 4 165 6 4
46
4'1 56
6 s 4'J
C 11 Shil* g A .1 Gorey
20
25
15
6 3
<74339)011 A I’ULTEPEC
WB 3 105 7 7
6*»
5J 6 s
34 5’i
1; McDan'iB O stable
7
G
2 6-5
(744<ifi)ZIENAP
W 5 96 1 1
o 1 .
♦»>» 7
56 6 s
D McC’thvW F Schulte
15
15
12
4 2
74279 B’KDALE NYMPH
WB 5 118 2 6
7
7 46
7 7
E Dugan H P Whitney
5
s
7
2J 1
Time. 12. 244. 36. 48. 1 :00\ 1:13?. 1:30?, 1:46.
Winner — B. e. by Knight of the Thistle — Candle (trained by T. Welsh).
Went to p«>st at 3:51. At post 4 minutes. Start good. Won driving: second and third the same.
McCarter was away badly and jumping on horses all around the first turn, moved up to a contending
position on the back stretch and. joining Jack Atkin at the head of the stretch, soon drew level at the
furlong post, where lie seemed to tire, nisi Notter was forced to go to a drive and. in a punishing finish,
lie finally got up. Jack Atkin, away in Ills stride, set a fast pace throughout and hung on gamely when
ihiven in the stretch. Rifleman, never far from the leaders, tired under his weight when the final ques-
tion was asked. Old Honesty ran well. Chapnltepee. off liadly. was never a real contender and did not
►how his usual speed. l,nt was prominent at the head of the stretch. Zieuap showed speed, hut was out-
classed. Krookdalc Nymph was cut off early aisl had little chance.
Scratched- 74425 Restigouclie, 95; . 74425 -Spooner, H>2: 7444s Red River, 107; 74326 Light Wool 98-
74475 -Berkeley. 98.
Overweights — Zienap. 4 pounds.
7 J. FIFTH RACE — 1 1-16 Miles. (45457 — 1:45? — 4 — 105.) $700 added. 3-year-i
i ‘iuUv/ upward. Fillies, Mares and Geldings. Selling. Net value to winner $600.
Ind Horses
T-LIVT 2 PRETENSION
74424 SAYLOR
(741N8)DRU ID
74373 C< i.MPLETE
74377 A L H. WOODS
74401 SUNGLBAM
74424*K I LLIKCRA NKIE
7<-964 LADY SAVOY
AWtPPSt V* % % Str Fin Jockeys
w 7 197 3
WB 3 107 6
W 6 103 4
3- year-olds and
iner $600.
0 II C P s
LEXINGTON FORM CHART.
(KENTUCKY ASSOC IATION COURSE.)
WEDNESDAY. APRIL 29. 1908. WEATHER C LOUDY. TRACK FAST.
Seventh day. Kentucky Association, Sp ring Meeting of 10 days. (12 books on.)
Presiding Judge, C. F. Price, Starter, J, .T. H oltman. Secretary, \V. R. Letelier. ~
74508 . Sellin g. Net value_to winner $300. ' $4 • year olds. Maidens.
_ Horses A W ’t PP St % % Str Fin Jockeys Owners O H C P S
74461 CONDICO w 109 2 2 U 1* 1-J 1- Pickens J~C~Milam 3 — 2 vtlri — i'o
-iiJq 0 S WB 112 8 5 3 h 2'i 2 1 F Hurton M Young 8 10 9 *3 8-5
^4-1 j 1 HERON W sn 112 4 1 41 5 l 3 3 3° V Powers J J FI'inni fr 'in 11 r r ** ^
71265 ANNOYANCE w 107 10 10 9 3 61 4A 4 3 Skirvin W Clay f f f ti t'
74460 GOOD FRIAR w 112 6 8 10 s 9 s 9- 5 s .T Lee W J Young l I » I*
739S9 IVDUSTRIOTrS W 107 ~ ’ 7t It Ti -i ^^arty A L Darnaby 10 30 30 10 5 J
1 - ' „ * iKlui'h w io< ,» .» 7 1 S l 8 l 4 3 Gauecl Hughes IJros ‘tit ■>(! i*» r
W,! » M ll r ' K» s 10- 8 s B wood W Grater K 23 25 s“ S’
T ruv el J i ;:!* ^ 7 ‘ 1,2 Heidel W A Smith 6 7 7 21 6-5
,1.44 I i. I I.R AIN ws 109 1. 6 - h 66 10= Warren J C Hume 15 25 25 s' 4
7441- oepf-v g''p' E S S ^ R ] 12 111 11-° B S Smith Croekett&Martin 15 .30 30 12 6
7441.J Ql LEN S PET wb 107 7 9 86 11- 12 12 .1 Hnu-imt x. ,3 ~
*? lle 'i ( V. 1 2 * — 3 — 10S ' J I,urse S 400 - 3-year olds. Maidens.
g allin g. Net value to winner
w
109
2 _
2
1J
1"
1'
I’
WB
112
8
5
51
36
■M
1 2 l
WSB
112
4
1
4’
5*
3 s
3°
W
107
10
10
9 s
a
4J
4 3
W
112
6
8
10 s
9 s
9'
52
w
107
1
7
66
7 l
56
6 l
w
107
5
3
71
S'
8'
73
WB
102
11
11
11=
H>
10'
8 3
\v
107
3
4
36
4J
71
9 2
ws
109
12
6
2J
26
66 10=
w
107
9
12
12
12
11 =
n'»
WB
107
7
9
86
11"
12
12
Jockeys Owners
Pickens J C Milam
F Burton M Young
V Powers J J Fiannigan
Skirvin W Clay
J Lee W J Young
Fogarty A L Darnaby
Gaugel Hughes Bros
B Wood W Grater
Heidel W A Smith
Warren J C Hume
-5 n c p s
•3 3 13-51 1-2
8 10 9 3 8-5
21 3J 35 6-5 3-5
7 8 8 24 6-3
6 8 8 3 8-5
10 30 30 10 5
20 30 30 12 6
15 23 25 8 4
6 7 7 24 6-5
15 23 25 8 4
Ti-. .r,. Time. 24?. 49*. 1:15.
u inner — Oh. e. hy^Contestor — Orderlettc (trained by J. ('. Milam).
11 li l'i 11 1- Musgr’ve P T Chinn 1 1 4-5 1-3 1-6
5 s 4f 3 h 2 s 2* Sumter J II McCormick 5 7 7 2
6 s 6 s 6 s 4-?. 3 s G Burns .1 A Wcrnberg 12 13 12 4
W 4 104 2 4
WB 3 93 *5 6
w 4 102 1 3
WB 6 108 8 1
S 4i 31 4 s 3* 4 -k Jensen
H 1j I^-e
P H Sullivan
3- 5 s 56 6 - 6J E Dugan R T Wilson Jr 10 12
to 6o 50 13 6
23 30 30 8 4
74424 5 K I I.LIEURA NKIE w 4 102 1 3 8 8 8 8 7" Yorke W C Daly 10 15 13 4 2
7o964 LADY SAVOY wb 6 10s s 1 2i 2 s 2?. 5?. 8 C H Shil’gW Gerst S 15 12 4 2
Time. 12?. 24?. 36?. 48?. 1:01J. 1:14?. 1:41?. 1:48.
Winner— B. g. by Oriflanih — Vanity (trained by P. T. Chinn).
Went to lMist at 4:18. At post 1 minute. Start good. Won easily: second and third the same. Pre-
tension was much the best, won all the way and was never fully extended. Savior, off liadly. ran In
vastly improved form, closed a big gap and finished fast, hut never threatened the winner. Druid fin-
ished with a rush after being oiitfootcl in tlie early racing. Complete ran well. A1 II. Woods and Killie-
<’ rankle were In very close quarters all around the first turn and had little chance. Sungientn showed a
Hash of peed on the liackstretch, but quit utterly. Lady Savoy showed speed, but was used up in chas-
ing the winner and tired badly in the stretch. The winner was entered for $500; no hid.
Scratched — 74314 Royal Lady. 101: 74451 Chief Hayes, 102 : 74348 Alila, 101.
Overweights — AI H. Wixsls. 1 pound; Sung learn,
HA HkO 1 SIXTn RACE— 4 1-2 Furlongs. (45456 — 54—2—108.) $700 added. 2-.vear-olds!
• LA- TJ y y JL M aidens . Special Weiglits. Net value to winner $610.
Ind Horses AW tPPSt \j Str Fin Jockeys Owners 0 H C P S
SEA CLIFF w 108 4 1 3h U 1= E Dugan H P'Whitnty 6-5 _ 7-f 1 2-5 1-3*
74422 HAVRE wb 108 3 4 26 2 s 2 s Musgr’ve H T Griffin 8-5 31 31 9-101-3
74838 BLl'ESTOCK wb 105 1 3 41 4* 31 Brussel J Fitzsimmons 15 30 30 10 21
MISS BATTEXBERG w 105 6 6 5 s 5 s 46 G Burns W F Schulte 6 13 12 4 7-3
74291 C AVAL1ERI w 103 5 2 16 3 1 51 C H Shil’gH K Vingut 7 10 41 7-5 1-2
74427 BROADSIDE W 108 4 5 6 6 6 Notter L A Celia 6 S 7 2 4-5
Time. 11?. 23. 48. 55.
,,, i omcsior — wruerieirc (Trained l,v .1. C. Milam)
Co„,lic.‘! nt r,-!!. , „ 'TV .7 , At , PJJf 4 ; { fi'iButes. Start good. Won liamlilv; second and third driving
i u r * f t! 1- 4 st:irt * t4»ok the lea<l at once and. maintainimr his speed well throughout won »li
the nay Enlist had a rough trip in the early running ami finished fast and gamely Hemn in clo£
qu. , r t ei s ftu the first half, failed to resjtond effectively urging in tin- stretch run’ Annoyance ran *
* ] "X K«p from a slow beginning. (Sootl Friar was going we l at t he end in* ./
Rgn^bi.r’" * !l lli llf - ,V “‘ r C#ln and ,5Iis,or ,i,vd as if T^e winner was eniertsl ’fiw
7 4- ft OQ SK< V, N ! > , UA<-K ~ 4 12 Furlon?s - <*>2153 54? — 2 — 113. ) Purse $400. 2 -vear-oldTT”
1 Maidens, Special Weights. Net v alue to wi nner $300
Ind Horses AWtPPS t % % % Str Fla Jockeys OwniFi 0~ H C P S ~
^44.,9 S \V CIOI.M INDER WB 111 4 6 5£ 3 s Ink F Burton M Young ° 11-311151 o r'
,438., NORA M KENNA w 108 10 S 7 s 46 2.1 E Griffin J Stevens 5 7 7 3 t,
WB 108 9 7 36 PI 3 s Pickens S Forsythe 8 10 9 3 8-5
-J3S- |.rrTp V w ™ 5 ! J1 - 2<i 4h Herbert E R Bradley 13 15 10 4 •«
7445'! ^inciTon ”! }?? I » ^ v Powers T C McDowell 7 10 10 3 3-2
4 M LI ITOR \\1116w fih 6- 6- ,T Lee \y ,j Young 4 ^ r: or 4 »
<^■1439 JA( K PATTON w 111 S 5 4 1 7* 7 3 Troxler D M Brunk °0 s 4
7m:, BESSIE TRENT ws 108 1 10 10= S 1 S s Minder W H Fizer 13 20 20 8 4
-iin 1 J - . •!- A -rv\ I ‘ STA ‘ W 1(13 3 9 ■* 9= 91 94 Warren Mrs W T Sellers 8 12 12 5 21
w 108 3 4 26 10' "10 s Wishard I, Smitha 13 20 20 8 4 _
* 445.) MAYFLYFAST W 10S 11 11 11 11 11 B S Smiths RnMherv 00 'in 10 in a
W 108 10 S
WB 108 9 7
W 108 5 1
W 108 2 3
74459 SOLICITOR will 6 2 66 6 s 6 s J Lee w J Young 4 5” 5" or ? 2
04.19 JACK PATTON w 111 S 5 4 1 7 s 7 s Troxler D M Brunk "ft 95 10 s 4
74:185 BESSIE TRENT ws 108 1 10 10= S' S s Minder W H Fizer 13 20 20 8 4
-11m i J - . v-\ I ‘ STA ‘ w 1,18 3 9 '■* 92 91 94 Warren Mrs W T Sellers 8 12 12 5
-,H- «^n, E vo. w 108 7 4 26 10' "10 s Wishard I, Smitha 13 20 20 8 4'
,44.,.i MA1FLAFAST w 108 11 11 11 11 11 B S Smiths Goldberg 20 30 30 12 6
_.. „ Time. 24. 48?. 56?.
W inner — I,, e. by Woolstiiorpe — The Henrietta (trained bv W. II. Steele)
... I", ,,osr 1 ‘, t ; V 00 \ ; vt l >os4 4 minute. Start good.’ Won driving; second and third the same
wer.’.i'.'.L. !/V"‘ 1 s "" y ' i 1!, ‘ Jo overcome liiterference and came wide into tlie stretch but. finishing fast*
1 . the leaders douu and outstayed Nora McKenna. The latter, probably best, was awav in a tam'le
and moved up with a rush, was going fast at tlie end and would have won in a few more strides Silver-"
ado ran a g.nKl race and only tired in the last sixteenth. Babba. from a fast beginning ^showed^ the liSSt
" scniTched— sVisle ,, S S 108 * rPd ' b,>lleltor ran un<1 wiu Improve. Cuite came fast at the end.
___ °_ H c P_S
aj 3 s Ink p Burton M Young 2 11-511-51 2-5*
7 s 46 2J E Griffin J Stevens 5 7 7 3 3-2
3h l'| 3 s Pickens S Forsythe 8 10 9 3 8-5
1 1 i 2'i 46 Herbert E R Bradley 15 1.7 10 4 2
S s 56 5 s V Powers T C McDowell 7 10 10 3 3-2
66 6 s 6 s J Lee W J Young 4 5 .5 8-5 4-5
41 7.1 7s Troxler D M Brunk 20 20 20 8
10= S' S s Minder W H Fizer 15 20 20 8
9 s 9 l 9* Warren Mrs W T Sellers 8 12 12 5
26 10'®10 s Wishard I, Smitha 15 20 20 8
20 30 30 12 6
w 108 4 1
wb 10S 3 4
WB 103 1 3
MISS BATTEXBERG w 105
74291 CAVALIERI
74427 BROADSIDE
w 103 5
w luS 4
Time. 11?. 22. 48. 55.
Winner — Ch. g. by Clifford — Fiesole (trained by A. J. Joyner).
Went to post at 4:50. At post 2 minutes. Start good.’ Won easily: second and third driving Sea
Cliff ran like a really good two-year-old. goi off well, but was eauglit and passed by Cavalieri on the
hi nd, hut drew up in the stretch and won pulling up. Havre was always prominent in the running hung
on well at the finish and easily outstayed Bluestoek. The latter ran a fairlv good race. Cavalieri Udt'ed
"hen leading and was pulled up. Miss ltattenlierg. away badly, closed a big gap earlv. but was pocketed
next to the rail in the stretch and is sure to improve. Bioadside was never a serious contender.
Overweights — Sea Cliff. 3 pounds.
BALTIMORE FORM CHART.
(PIMLICO.)
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 29. 1908. WEATHER CLEAR. TRACK FAST.
Seventh day. Maryland Jockey Club. Spring Meeting of 16 days. (22 books on.)
Presiding Judge. Frank J. Bryan. Slarler. A. B. Dade. Racing Secretary. Thomas Smith.
Racing starts at 3:00 p. in. (Chicago time 2:00 p. in.). W indicates whip. S spurs. R blinkers PhT
nrcs 111 parentheses following the distance of each race indicate index number, track record age of horse
and weight carried.
HA K/U) FIRST RACE— 5-8 Mile. (68569— 1:01 1—3— 101.) $400 added. 2 year-olds. Sidling.
4 JL fj Y 7 Net value to winner $330.
7 4-.^ ll O lllntI> r ACE— 3-4 Mile. <70936—1:12? — 3—108.) Purse $400. 3-year-olds and up-
L/ A V7 ward. Selling. Net value to winner $300.
Iud Horses AWtPPS t % % % Str J^in Jockeys Owners O H C P s"
(74486) MERRICK wb 5 108 4 1 1' 2 s 2 s 1'? Pickens J C Milam 8-5 7^07^1 nr^Tt-T™
i 7 ^ : ;' ! U\’\ K ,i C . XI . GH . T wit 3 106 J 2 5 2' 16 16 2 s " J Lee W J Young 6 7 7 2 tlO
' 1 4l’ ' f \ V svVrK'P ‘ N WB 3 i 1,4 84 72 4 i 31 J Butler Hughes Bros 40 60 50 20 8
' 4443 EK w 3 90 0 4 3 1 o 1 3*1 4- A Morgan L A Celia 12 20 20 6 2
7* "64 MlinownpppzE- W - ^ ? S > y 41 52 52 Franklin T C McDowell 10 12 12 4 2
,.,64 MEADOW BREEZE wb a 100 1 2 10 9* 7 ' 6? Ellenor .1 Arthur 1.7 •>,) 15 5 2
1-441, 1 v. D ti c u V DUR W 3 S 61 f,t i ' 6 ‘ < 4 Fogarty G W J Bissell 10 12 12 4 2
( ,441_ IN ATA8H A W 4 10 a 6 9 9‘ 8 * 8 1 8 | Warren W' Grater 6 8 8 " 4-3
" 3 93 9 7 r,h 6h 9,5 915 E Griffin D Hill 13 30 30 12 6
,4388 ELECTION w 3 93 3 3 4' 10 10 10 B Mood S Goldberg 20 60 60 20 8
_... Time. 24. 4.8?. 1:15.
w inner — < h. g. by Golden Garter — Bianca (trained l*v J. C. Milam).
rick a w •*, v* ' f . !r ul*m - a 6 - 3 ' Af post 2 minutes. Start g.Hwi. Won easily; second and third driving. Mer-
I , • forw.irdl> , set a last pace 111 tlie early running anil, disposing of Darkniglit after going live
Ind Horses A Wt PP S
(7445.8 ) M RsTsF.WALL wl 109~1 _ 1
74457 s M. T. GREENE Ws 107 3 2
74403 N A NT I COKE w 104 2 3
(74434) DEMETRIOS w 112 6 4
74131 BET.LE OF THE BALLw 1<>9 4 5
74453 D1LSY wsb 109 5 6
A W’t PP St % Str Fin Jockeys Owners
w 109 1 1 1 '' 2 ~2 ' 1' \ K oe rn < r - \\ r A~ Hughe's
vs 107 3 2 2 s 11 1* 2 s J Bergen W Shields
w 104 2 3 4 ' 4 s 4? 36 H’cliffe T Clvde
W 112 6 4 36 3'1 3* 4= E Walsh J F Bartlett
iW 109 4 5 56 5'i 5 s -5 s Liebert J E Madden
Owners 0 H C P S
W A Hughes 8-3 2 2 1-2 out
\V Shields 2 2 7-5 1-2 out
T Clyde 30 60 60 20 8
.1 F Bartlett 3.1 4 3 7-10out
J E Madden 12 25 20 7 3
AftongreenStable 12 20 13 5 2
in k. away forwardly, set a fast pace in tlie early running and. disposing of Darkniglit after going* five
urlnngs. won going away. Darkniglit showed much speed and. taking the lead on the tun, led until
"» 11 into the ‘ Stretch and tired in the final drive. Malmaison ran a good race, closed a l,i<' "-an and was
gaining steadily in the stretch. La Svnuer showed early speed, but quit after going a g^l half Huek
rn Rl, c trip .k Ud »." ‘I 1 * ,n l' r ' >v V' Lady Italdur tired In the last quarter. Meadow breeze was shuffle, 1
M k s(s,n after the start and had scant chance. Natasha, ir. a pocket most of the way, can do much
better. 1 he winner was entered for $800; no bid. 1 1,411
Scratched — 74438 E. T. Shipp. 89 : 74411 Joyful Ladv. S6.
Ovei-wfiglits — Darkniglit. 2j poinids: Malmaison. 21 ; ' Preeeilenee. 3- Election 2
7/1^1 1 KDUKTll RACE 4 1-2 Furlongs. (62153—54?— 2— 113.) Purse $300. 2-year-olds.
0 Jk i. -L Selling. Net value to winner $225.
.44 ,1 BELLE OF THE BALLw 109 4 5 56 5'J 5 s 5 s Liebert J E Madden 12 25 20 7 3
744a3 DIL.SY WSB 109 5 6 6 6 6 6 Hartv AftongreenStable 12 20 15 5 2
Time, 12. 24. 49?. 1 :«2?.
M inner — B. f. by Mnsetto — Maltese Cr<»,s (trained by P. Kernel!).
i/ nI I >os * J * ^ At post 2 minutes. Start fair. Won easily: secoml ami third driving. Mrs.
Sewall was taken hack on the far turn and waited with until straightened out in the homestretch, then
wore the leader down in tin- last furlong and won going awav. M. T. Greene was much used in setting
the pace and tired when it came to a drive in tlie stretch. Nantieoke finished witli a rush and just man-
aged to get up in lime to beat Demetrios out. The latter moved up fast after entering tlie homestretch
a nd ap peared tlie wi nner, hut quit in the last sixteenth. Tlie winner was entered for $1,00U; no hid.
74503
Ind Horses
74410 S CASSOWA RY
74459 COLUMBUS
74462 SERENADE
PHOEBE BRIGHT
74462 S GUARDA LLEEN
74439 TEDDY BEAR
74385 FAN FLOWER
SEMPRONI
74162-MISS HAPSBURO
74410 MIKE OLT
AWtPPSt ?4 M % Str Fin Jockeys Owners
wb 106 4 4
w 106 21
w 106 10 .8
W 103 6 9
W 100 .8 6
W 98 5 2
w 100 11 7
wb 118 8 11
W 100 9 5
W 10.3 7 8
SECOND RACE— 3-4 Mile. (68548—1:131—5—120.) $400 added,
ward. Allowances. Net value to winner $360.
3-year-olds and up
ELEANOR WAGNER wb 100 1 10
51 5 s 1 6 Warren H Oots
3 h 21 26, V Powers I’ M Civill
I s 1> 3'?J_Lee T C McDowell
7 s S s 4' Pickens J W Ferguson
6 s 41 5 s J Butler J H Baker
2 s 3* 6* Woodson J H Lesh
9' 7' 7 s Fogarty A 1 taker
10 s 10® 8- F Burton M Young
4t 6' 9 s Skirvin H McCarren Jr
S' 9 s 10 s J Baker M C Moore
11 11 11 A Morgan L A Celia
Time. 24?. 48?. 56?.
_ Owners O HOPS
H Oots 3 7 6 2 4-o'
P M Civill 6 10 S 3 3-2
T C McDowell 2 11-51 1-2 out
J W Ferguson 15 20 20 7 31
10 13 12 5 2
15 50 40 12 6
20 40 40 15 6
S 12 12 4 2
20 30 30 12 6
74141 LAUGHING EYES
,72018), ’LELL TURNEY
74339 s GOES FAST
74408-1 ’. I LVEDEAR
74383 S DE HU KUO
74454 s BE I {GOO
74380 AMONTIELADO
W 3 96 7 4
w .3 98 4 3
w 3 101 3 1
WB 3 10St 8 5
W 3 101 6 G
w 3 98 2 2
W .3 98 1 8
74408 It. CALLAHAN JR. WSB 3 103 5 7
2"k 2'j 16 l' y’rington Chelsea Stable
li, ]t, ■>- 2' J W M’hyA Turney
6 1 h 5* 5"k 3' J Bergen J K Flynn
4'1 46 4' 4' C Koerner A D Steele
7' 7 4 6'J 5'1 C Brady E H Hanna
.3' 36 3'1 6' B White P Horan
5* fi'J 7‘ 7'J 'McCahey T E Mannix
8 8 8 8 J A Mc-F’nO E Jordan
Time. 24. 48. 1:14?.
8 5 2 6-5 3-5 out
2* S’. 8 4-5 2-5
6 S S 2?. 1
6 8 8 2 4-3
20 50 50 20 8
10 25 25 8 3
40 50 50 20 8
H A 1 U FIFTH RACE— 4 1-2 Furlongs. (62153 — 54? — 2 — 113.) Purse $.800. 2-year-olds.
0 J- Ll JL Selling. Net value to winner $225
M inner — Ch. f. by I’lanndes — Maxine Elliott (trained by P. M. Bureli).
\\ Hi', to lost :>( :t:25. At post 2 minutes. Start good. Won driving: second and third the same,
l.angfiing Eyes. ,,n forwardly, raced in close company with Clell Turney until straightened out in the
liomeH retch, vneic she forged to the front and drew away under a drive i:i the last sixteenth. Clell Tur-
ney j-l„i\wd a fin, 1 turn of early sliced, hut tired as if short in the last quarter, looked big when going
to the post and the race will undoubtedly improve him. Coes East, outrun for the first half, finished
gamely. Hergoo showed S|ieed. but tired in the last furlong. Gilvedear ran fairlv well.
Scratched -,44311 Kingscssing. Kit; 74455-', Hit a rio. 117: 71888 Marston, 101; 78858 Paul I’rv, 08.
Overwe ig hts — Gi lvedear. 2} pounds.
H A K A J THIRD RACE— 1 1-16 Miles. <58336— 1 :4S? — 4—108.) $5,40 added. 3-year-olds and
0 J- Ll A upward. Selling. Net Viiln<‘ to winner $440.
Ind Horses AWtPP
74287 M' DALE vTl03~8~
744S.8 SPANGLED BANNERwb 101 7
Ind Horses
74429~ PA N IQU E
743,6 LORI) U.ADGE
74429 DELE STROME
74429 S SILVER BALL
74.358 JAM ESIN E
74356 OTTOMAN
7440S OROONOKA
74407 QUICK DANCE
up ward . Selling. Net value to winner $440.
AWtPPSt ?4_% % Str Fin Jockeys Owners
ws 7 109 5 4 G s 5 s J .36 .3 s Ink E Walsh T Dycer
wb 9 109 1 1. 4'I 2 h 2'J 2"k 2 4 Harty Seminole Stab
wn 4 102 2 2 l'l 3'| 4 s i 4 s 3'1 F'brother C Meister Jr
WB 3 93 8 5 3 r l 1 l'J 15 4‘ McCahey T E Mannix
ws 3 95 6 8 8 7 s 6 s 5> 5 s J W M’hyW B Smith
WB 4 109 4 3 2"k 46 5"k 6 s 6 s C Koerner J Casey
74220 STOWAWAY
74385 LADY ETHELYN
HARRIET ROWE
SANDA
74459 MAD ROSE
HAZEL MAY
EMILY ALMANAC
CHICOT
AWtPPSt M Vi % Str Fin Jockeys Owners
W 10.3 S .3 Ink lh l'i w Ott S Forsythe
iVB 101 7 7 2 s 2 s 2'J E Griffin D Hill
w 98 1 6 7 s 6* 3nk Glasner W P Reardor
w 106 6 2 5J 46 46 Jos Hogg J L Beeson
w 10.3 2 1 6.J 5' 56 Pickens J H Nichols
w 98 5 4 3 ' 3» 6= Fogarty G W J Bisse]
w 107 4 8 8 s 8 s 7J B S Smith.? F Gaffney
w 105 3 10 9 s 9= 8 s Warren T M Irvine’
W 100 9 5
W 103 10 9
_0 H C P S
3 5 5 2 1
3 5? 5 2 1
6 12 12 5 21
4 6 6 2J 6-5
6 6 18-57-5 7 10
5 1.3 12 5 2J
15 30 30 12 5
5 8 8 3 8-5
41 7 s 9* J Connolly Mrs W T Sellers 8 16 16 6 3
CHICOT W 103 10 9 10 10 10 Skirvin H P Headley 7 16 16 6 3
„ r . Time. 24?. 40?. 56?.
V\ inner — Ch. g. by Silverilale — Miss McWilliams (trained bv A. N. Raere).
,.'Y ent , 40 I* 0 * 4 :lt 4:20 - At post 2 minutes. Start good. Won driving: second and third the same
xicuale from a good start, set a fast pace and. shaking Spangled Banner off in tlie stretch won well in
Hand Spangled Banner showed much speed for three furlongs and forced the running hut tired in the
stretch. Stowaway began slowly, hilt saved much ground when turning into the stretch and finished with
a rush. Lady Ethelyn ran well and finished with a rush. Harriet Rowe ran a good race and was force,?
l'l 'l' 1 tll<! Way ‘ >Su,u,a showed speed, hut quit in tlie last furlong. The winner was entered for $500;
Overweights — Mad Rose. 4 pounds: Hazel May. 5.
0 H C P S
Seminole Stable 15 20 20 6
(’ Meister Jr 3 4 4 6-5
WB 3 99
WB 3 95
.3 .3 9-5 1-2 out
15 13 15 6 3
5 5 ,3J 6-5 1-2
7 s J A McF'nMrs W r Keating 20 30 30 10 4
95 36 56 8 8 S S C Brady R I Miller
Time. 25. 40?. 1:15. 1:42*. 1:40.
15 30 30 12 6
Winner— B. g. by Plaudit— Setfast (trained by F. A. fleroldi*.
Went to post at • At iaist 1 minute. Start good. Won driving: second and third tlie same.
1 unique began slowly and was outrun early, was taken to tlie outside in tlie run down tlie baekstretch,
closed np steadily on tlie leaders on tlie far turn and. after a sharp stretch drive, got up and outgamed
L**ni linage ^iinaer panishiiioiit. Tlie latter, a jro«wl horse today, showed early sj»eed and was a keen eon-
tender for the entire trip caught and passed Silver Ball easily in the stretch. Imt had nothing left to
stall off the winner s challenge. Dele Strome showed decided improvement and ran well up all the way
Uslay. Silver Ball set the pace to the stretch, hut tired. The winner was entered' for $700; no hid.
Overweights — Oroonoka. 2 pounds.
fT/f FOURTH RACE— About 2 Miles. Steeplechase. (74481 — 4:20 — 6 — 155.) $500 addedT
. • jA. O v/O 4-year-olds and npward. Selling. Net value to winner $400. *
Ind Horses A Wt PP St S 6 1) 12 Str Fin Jockeys Owners OHCP S~
743., 7 DULCIAN w 5 144 1 1 1J 1J I s 1' ink jtj Grantl’d C J Murray 10 10 8 2 out
H A 1 SIX III RACE 1 1-16 Miles. (71(448 — 1:46? — 4 — 112.) Purse $400. 4-year-ol,ls and
0 JL A. fj upward. Selling. Net value to winner $800.
Ind Horses
74415 TIVOLINI
74366 GOLD WAY
74463 HALBARD
71205 S IM BODEN
74463 CAMILLE
74437 CLIFTON FORGE
<744S5)SIR VAGRANT
69601 PRETTY MICHAL
744S6 CYGNET
AWtPP St % Vi % St r Fin Jockeys
wb 4 103 6 9 9 9 (6 ,3J Ink A Morgar
W 5 102 7 8 8* 56 5 1 4 s 2'J W Ott
ws 4 100 9 1 3 1 16 l'J lh 311 f Burton
wb 7 104 2 6 26 3 s 2 s 2| 4 s Piekens
wb 4 98 5 3 4h 7 s 8‘ 5' 5 s J Butler
w 7 110 4 2 l'J 2'J 36 6' 6 1 Fogarty
w 4 106 1 5 6'J 66 7J 7 l 7 s E Griffin
w 4 106 8 4 7 s S' 9 9 8 1 Warren
ws S 107 3 7 5 l (' 6' S' 9 B S Smil
Time, 24. 49?. 1:15?. 1:41?. 1:47?.
Owners
O
H
C
P
S
L A Celia
20
21)
15
6
3
E Corrigan
2J
3
3
6-5
1-2
I’ M Civill
3J
4
4
6-5
1-2
M Qchsner
10
13
12
5
2J
W A Smith
8
13
12
5
2}
J U Strode
3
6.)
8
2
1
D Hill
3
7
7
2J
6-5
W Grater
5
8
5
2
1
hJ F Gaffney
20
40
40
15
7
Winner — Ch. g. by Mirthful — Flower Dellis (trained bv B ’ Meyer)'
Ti » j 'Y 4 f*? 84 2 minutes. Start good.' Won driving; second nnd third the same.
TDollni. running kindl> and to his best form, suffered from Interference at the start when bumped Into
liy Goldway. then lost much ground on the -first turn and had to go all around the others, but close,! a
big gap and, standing a hard drive gamely, got up In the last stride. Goldway, also awav slowlv. trailed
far back to the stretch turn from where he came fast and would have won In a few more strides. Hal-
liard showed much Sliced but tired In the last quarter. Imboden ran fairly well for three-quarters and
tireu as.lf short. Camille will improve. Clifton Forge quit after going a half. The winner was entered
kh* no Dta. ,
Overweights — Sir Vagrant. 5 pounds; Cygnet. 5.
Time, 4:23?.
Winner — B. g, by Ran Jnan — Dulcenia (trained by J. Whyte).
Went to post at 4:14. At post 1 minute. Start good. Won driving: second and third the same.
Dulclan fenced well and went to the front at the fourth jump, where Lizzie Flat went wide, and, re main .
4 DAILY RACING FORM.
New York Eotrles and Past Performances for Thursday, April 30.
THURSDAY, APRIL 30, 1908.
WEATHER CLEAR. TRACK FAST.
NEW YORK ENTRIES.
(Jamaica.)
Raring starts at 2:30 p. m. (Chicago time, 1
XEuus well in mud. ©Superior muil ruunet
First Race — 3-4 Mile.
.".-year-olds and upward. Selling.
(Track record: 58079— 1 : 12}— 3— 92.)
Ind. Horses. Rcc. A. Wt. 1
71062 Coif Ball 1:15} 4. .110.
(7434s, Chantilly 1:14 5. .115.
744ol 2 Harcourt 1:13 :t..lo5.
707<i!» Raymond 3.. OS.
74340 Ilenslip 1:11} 5.. 112.
74373 Big Hen ,...1:13 8.. 112.
744i.» 3 Maztimu 1 :14ft 3.. 100.
71424 2 Trarrrss 1:13} 0..11O.
71117 Qtccfl Marguerite ... 3.. M.
71070 Cora Trice 1:14} 4.. 108.
Fourth Race — 3-4 Mile.
Paumonok Handicap. $1,300 added.
3-year-olds and upward.
(Track record: GS079— 1 :12}— 3— 02.)
FOURTH RACE — 3-4 Mile. Paumonok Handicap. 3-ycar-olds and upward. (58979 — 1:12} — 3 — 92.)
BIG CHIEF, ch, c, 3, by Pontiac — Madelaine (Newcastle Stable). Weight today 94.
74417 Aqueduct 3-1-1:13 fast 9-5 103 4 1 1 1} 1U Notter Blackshecp. P.ofCastile.Q.Marg’ritc
74340 Aqueduct 3-4 1 :15§ fast 13-3 ]U4 2 4 4 4} 2 1 G Burns Troublemaker, Sadler. Heaslip.
74302 Aqueduct 3-4 1:15 fast 13-5 10S 3 1 2 3 1 3 4 } G Burns Grapple. Cresslna, Grace Gamtipon.
71261 Brighton 3-4 1:13* fast 4 114 6 6 7 8 8®} W Miller Beardall, Rialto. Alex Grant.
RESTIGOUCHE, blk. g. 3, by Commando— Dancing Water (J. R. Heene).
Ind.
Horses.
Bee.
A.
wt.
Hdep.
74 147)
Big Chief
1:13
3.
. 94.
. X 750
74425
Kestlguuche
1:15
■ lot.
. X 745
74 I ts 3
‘Red River
1:12
4.
. 11::.
. X 745
71850
Bat Mastersou ...
1:11}
4..
. 100.
. . .745
71450)
‘Aletheuo
....1:13}
4.
. 102.
. . .740
71 4!>s 1
Fleming
1:12}
4.
. 97.
.©740
7 4I4S
Roschcii
1:11*
1 :13*
.130.
. X 7.35
Tt.JT'i 2
Rialto
. 1<*>.
. X735
73IS7 2
Itosegal
1:12ft
3.
. !>5.
744 25 Aqueduct 1 1:39 fast 2 105 6 3 3 3 3'.*. 6 13 Notter
74329 Aqueduct 1 1:39} fast 9-10 105 2 1 1 1 1= 2>?. Notter
71315 Aqueduct 7-8 1:26* fast 6 97 7 1 1 1 1* l 3 Delahy
71142 G’vesend Ab3-4 1:09} good 20 115, 6 6 6 6} 6 7 } Notter
RED RIVER, ch. c, 4, bj\ Fatherless — Lizzie H. (R. T. Wilson, Jr.)
744IS Aqueduct 5-8 59* fast 4 118 2 3 3 3'} 3 s K Dugan
Weight today 104.
THIS Aqueduct
74279 Aqueduct
70904 Sheeps’ d
70808 Sheeps’ d
5-8 59* fast 4 118 2
7-8 1:27} hvy 30 10S 5
6} f 1:19* good 5 118 3
3-4 1:15 mud S-5 108 4
8,66 Batsman 3..
*R. T. Wilson, Jr., entry.
Fifth Race— 1 1-16 Miles.
3-year olds and upward. Selling.
BAT MASTERSON, ch. c. 4, by Frankfort— Vaneaaa (M. L. Schwartz).
3 1 } 6 13 Notter Jack Atkin, Rifleman, Spooner.
I 3 2 1 } Notter Chapul tepee.
l l l 3 Delahy Jack Atkin, Rialto, Rifleman.
6} 6 7 } Notter Spoonert JlmGaffney, Nimbus.
1. T. Wilson, Jr.). Weight today 113.
:{'} :!'- K Dugan Berry MhIiI, King Cobalt, Roselien.
l h 2'} F’brotber Jack Atkin, Chapnltcpec. Mo-lick.
5 2 5 s E Dugan JackAtkin, Wcstbury, DonKnrique.
5‘ 5 2 } E Dugan Baby Wolf, Don Enrique, Faust.
71856 Aqueduct
71827 Aqueduct
71640 Jamaica
6} f 1:20 fast 4} 104 3
3-4 1:14 good 5 98 4
3-4 1:14 fast 7 100 4
Weight today 100,
Second Race — 1 1-16 Miles.
3 year-olds and upward. Handicap.
(Track record: 45457 — 1:45* — 4 — 105.)
74’. 1 1 2
MOLESEY
...1:45} 4
.107.
X 725
74373 3
Mark Antony If.
...1:10} 5
.120.
X720
74471
Tilcing
...1:47} 4
. 1 IK.
©7!5
71400
Zctlius
...1:47} 4
. 90.
X 715
(74475)
Halket
;;
. 1 17*
X710
72931
Maxnar
...1:40 0
.1(81.
. .710
(71450)
Aletheuo
...1:4S* 4
.120.
. . 705
7 1475
Faust
...1:10 4
.1181.
X705
71943 2
Pius and Needles
Third Race — 4
2 year-olds.
(Track record: 1
...1:48} 4
1-2 Furlongs.
Selling.
5456 — 54—2 —
.117.
108.)
X700
71 122
Toni Iteid
102.
. .72e
71449
Ramble
99.
X 720
74 127
Pearl Point
102.
. .715
71329
Sir John
102.
. .710
•74171
Patriot
1ULV
X 705
74378
Amnesty
Cercmonluft, b. e, by
Sempronius -Cereta.
Tennessee Boy, eh. e,
by Juvenal Eradi-
cator
Renie G., 1». f, by
Belle's Commoner —
91.
102.
102.
. .700
Bouuduway
99.
(Track record:
45457—1:45*—
-4—105.)
74150 Aqueduct
3-4 1:13} fast
13-3 116
2
2
2
l'i
l 3
E Dugan
)
Import
1 '
3. . 05.
X 725
7 4:5:17 Aqueduct
3-4 1:14} fast
13-5 116
3
1’
2
3>»
55
E Dugan
Bad News .
!!!!!!!! 1 *44j
8. .111.
. . 720
70651 Saratoga
3-4 1:15* hvy
16-3 101
G
7
6
6 3
6>1
E Dugan
2
Gallavant ..
5. .110.
©715
FLEMING, ch.
g, 4. by Rensselaer — Eon Mats
(B
F.
Carman).
)
Zal
4. .100.
X710
7449S Jamaica
5} f 1:07 fast
4J 96
5 3
2
2*
2U
G Burns
Grimaldi ...
4. .108.
X705
74399 Aqueduct
3-4 1:13* fast
12 105
3
2
••
2}
3 3
< ! Burns
Royal Lady
• •••••• <l!47j|
4. .101 .
X 705
74373 Aqueduct
6} f 1 :20| fast
7-5 102
4
4
3
3>
410
Jensen
Koiuidor ....
1:47*
0. .110.
X700
71877 Oakland
6} f 1:18* fast
9 105
6
9
10
10
10‘ 1
G Burns
4* 4 7 } Musgr’ve Hessian, Suffrage, Lad of Langden.
I 2 2* Musgr’ve Jack Atkin, Frank Ixml, Ben Ban.
3'> 3 s } Musgr’ve Baby Wolf, Dreamer, Handzarra.
1. T. Wilson, Jr.). Weight today 102.
I 1 } l 3 E Dugan Oxford. Colonel Jack, Golden Pearl
Weight today 97.
Stargowan, I’airPlay. FrankLord.
J.B. Brady, Hyperion II., I). Enrique.
Colonel Jack, Rialto. Grapple.
Sixth Race — 4 1-2 Furlongs.
2-year-olds. Maidens. Special Weights.
Fillies ami Geldings.
(Track record: 45450 — 54 — 2 — 10S.)
75779 Foreguard :54§ 106. ...725
74:21s St. Withold 106 720
74470 3 Queen Eleanor 106.... 715
74578 Ballet Girl 100 710
74312 Melissa 106 705
74291 Lady Swift 106 705
Blackford, hr. g, by
Clifford — Black Ve-
nus 100
Lady Hill, b. f. by
Toddington — Basset-
Ing 106
Tlie Pippin, b. f, by
Ben Strome Spind-
rift 106
The figures under “Rcc.” in above entries show
the best time made by the horse at the distance
since January 1, 1900.
LATEST PERFORMANCES OF HORSES ENTERED TODAY.
The small figure under “Str.” shows the distance the horse was ahead of that next in the race. The small
figure under “Fin.”— unless the horse won — shows the number of lengths the horse was behind the winner.
FIRST RACE— 3-4 Mile. 3-year-olds and upward. Selling. (58079— 1:12}— 3— 92.)
Index Course DistTlmeT’ckOdde Wt St >4 % % StrFln Jockey*
GOLF BALL. b. c. 4, by Plaudit— Gutta Percha (W. A. McKinney)
71062 G’vesend 1 1-8 1:59* slop 7-10 112 1 1 1 1 3* 5 1 ® E Dugan
71004 G’vesend 1 1-8 1:55* mudl3-10 105 1 1 1 1 l 9 l 7 } E Dugan
70490 Saratoga 1 3-16 1:59* fast 9 112 1 1 2 2 2 7 } 2 9 lladtke
70435 Saratoga 1 1-1 2:u7 fast 1 116 1 1 1 2 2* 2® E Dugan
CHANTILLY, ch. h, 5, by Salvation— Valencienne (F. D. Weir).
7431s Aqueduct
71701 Aqueduct
71512 Jamaica
71436 Belmont
70841 Sheeps’ d
6. 7 . f 1:21* fast 4
7-8 1:27 fast 7
3-4 1:13} fast 20
6} f 1:19* fast 7
3-4 1:13 fast 8
StrFln Jockey* Best Company.
if. A. McKinney). Weight today 110.
3* 5 19 E Dugan Rye, I’unky, Lally.
I 9 l 1 } E Dugan Brancas, Anneta Lady, St. Joseph.
2 1 } 2 9 lladtke Nealon, Penarrls, Yankee Girl.
2* 2* E Dugan Frank Gill, Cork Hill.
(F. D. Weir). Weight today 115.
I 1 l"k ]> Met” thy Say lor, Dennis Stafford. Obert.
4 3 4 } O Kelly McCarter, Welbourne. Keator.
51 42 w Knapp Quadrille, Sewell, Zienap.
8 8 72 }W Knapp Sal Volatile, Zienap, SirJ. Johnson.
7 8‘°}Nicol Cresslna, J. C. Core, Fancy Bird.
HARCOURT, b, c, 3, by Ben Brush — Costume (R. L. Thomas).
71401 Aqueduct
73781 S. Anita
73721 S. Anita
73644 S. Anita
73376 S. Anita
3-4 1:14} fast 5 107 5
5} f 1:06} fast 6 105 3
51. f 1 :06* fast 2-6 107 2
5} f 1 :06* fast 2 110 3
5} f 1:07 fast 9-10 107 5
9 7} 2 2 } C H Shil’gBlacksIioop. Hcknows, Ida D.
6 6* O 11 Shil’gPretension, Colonel Boh. Mary F.
2 2 3 li> G H Shil’gMacias, Halaca, Godfather.
1 l 3 l 3 } G 11 Shil’gMacias, AH Alone, Brawney Lad.
4 4" 2h C H Shil’gBambro, Port Mahone, Ins. Bird.
RAYMOND, ch. c. 3, by Hastings — Lady Rayon (A. Belmont)
74042 F. Grounds
73SS7 City Park
73795 City Park
70709 Saratoga 3-4 1:14 fast 12 lot 2 5 5 6 2 6 ,J } lloruer
70206 Brighton B. 3-4 1:14* mud 107 6 5 4 4 l 4 7 Mounta:
69910 Sheep. Bay 3-4 1:13} fast 114 4 4 5 6 4< 3 }Mountai
68681 Belmont I’k 6-8 1:04* mud 117 6 7 7 7 7 7 ® J Mart
BIG BEN, br. g, 8, by Ben Strome — Mint Julip (J. A. Wernberg)
74:!73 Aqueduct 3-4 1:14} fast 40 112 2 2 2 2h 4 3 C II SI
74206 F. Grounds 7-S 1:26} fast 8 110 3 10 10 5 9 7 10>« Delaby
74042 F. Grounds 3-4 1:14 fast 6 121 9 4 4 3 2 3 3 } A Mart
72887 City Park 3-4 1:17 slow 2} 109} 7 5 3 3t> 4 H Nieol
73795 City Park 3-4 1:16 good 1-2 117 6 3 3 2} l 7 Brussel
MAZUMA. b. c, 3, by Masetto — Izeyl (H. L. Lee).
74475 Aqueduct 7-8 1:27* last f. HU 4 111 2" S* D McC’
74377 Aqueduct 1 1:41 fast 7 97 1 1 1 1 3'} 3 7 G Burr
74328 Aqueduct 3-4 1:14* fast 12 105 3 1 1 1*} l 2 G Burm
71977 Benning 3-4 1:18* slow 2 112 5 111} 2 4 Beekma
71872 Benning 6} f 1:22} fast 50 112 6 2 7 8 8 lS C Brad
HEASLIP. ch. h, 5, by The Commoner— Peniteno* II. (P. J. Rain
1*} l 2 G Burns
1} 2 4 Beckman
8 8 19 C Brady
74340 Aqueduct
71670 Pimlico
715S5 Pimlico
71378 Belmont
3-4 1 :15g fast 8 10S 4
1 1:43 good 3 111 2
3-4 1:14 fast 6-5 115 2
7-8 1:25* fast 12 115 1
-Peniteno* II. (P. J. Rainey).
4 5 5 5 l 4 2 } Musgrave
2 1 2 3 3>> 6 7 Beckman
2 2 2 2 s 2 1 Beckman
1 1 1 5 8 8 77 }W Miller
TEACRESS, ch. m, 6, by Watercress — Teatro (W. b. House).
71124 Aqueduct
743<>4 Aqueduct
73974 S. Anita
73723 S. Anita
73668 S. Anita
1 1:41} fast 12
7-8 1:28* fast 6
1 1:40 fast 3
1 1:40 fast 2}
74147 Aqueduct
74324 Aqueduct
74288 Aqueduct
71832 Aqueduct
3-4 1:13 fast 16-5
5 8 1 :"l fast 7
5-S 59* fast 15
6} f 1:21} good 100
1 1 1*> 2 1 } G. Burns
3 2 2} 2"8 G Burns
2 6 7 7 72 D’kinson
SECOND RACE — 1 1-16 Miles. 3-year-olds and upward. Handicap. (45157 — 1:45* — 4 — 105.)
MOLESEY, ch. g, 4, by Kingston — Bylvabell* (J. A. Bonnet). Weight today 107.
74311 Aqueduct 1 1:40} fast 5 103 9 10 7 5 4* 21 G Burns Juggler. Smoker. Royal Lady.
73819 S. Anita 1 1-8 1:52 fast 1 95 4 2 2 2 2 2 l 2 G Burns Light Wool, E. T. Fryer, Marster.
73302 S. Anita 1 l:3Sg fast 2 97 4 4 4 4 4 l 1} G Burns Roalta, Wexford, Orilene.
MARK ANTONY II., br. g, 5, bv Marco — Hampton Lass (T. Newton). Weight today 120.
74373 Aqueduct 3-4 1:11} fast 13-5 112 8 7 7 6 1 3* G Burns Jane Swift, Bad News, Big Ben.
74280 Aqueduct 7-8 1:29} hvyll-5 116 1 4 4 2 2 s 2> G Burns Zal, Gallavant, Alila.
73417 S. Anita 1 1:38} fast 4-6 109 111 1 1} 2& G Burns Wexford, Tony Faust, Ampedo.
73283 S. Anita 3-4 1:12 fast 4 105 4 2 2 2 2 2* G Burns Meelick, Old Timer, Canardo.
TILEING, b. c, 4, by Hastings — Futile (J'. H. McCormick), Weight today 118.
71471 Aqueduct 1 1:39* fast 10 107 2 3 3 2 l 11 4 1 Sumter Juggler. Blnndy, Hyperion IT.
74326 Aqueduct 7-8 1:26} fast 8 110 6 3 2 2 4} 6 14 Sumter Jubilee, Colonel Jack, Campaigner.
73142 F.Gr’nds 1 1-16 1:52 hvy 9-10 103 2 2 1 1 l 3 3 2 } Sumter Pedro, Donna, Sam Taylor.
73027 F.Gr’nds 1 1-16 1:47} good 2 107 4 4 5 3 2*» 3 J Sumter Angelus, Yankee Girl, Plantland.
ZETHUS, b. c, 4, by Previous — Carmencit* (&. Bauer). Weight today 96.
74280 Aqueduct
73417 S. Anita
73283 S. Anita
74400 Aqueduct 1 1:40} fast 3-2 100 5 5 5 5 5 5 4 G Burns
74326 Aqueduct 7-8 1:26} fast 15 98 4 5 6 6 6 5 70 Garner
69987 Sheep. Bay 1 1:40 fast 111 1 3 5 5 6 2 5 7 Talbert
69864 Sheep. Bay 1 1-16 1:49} fast 104 6 7 7 7 6} 4®} Talhert
69737 Sheep. Bay 1 1-8 1:55* mud 103 5 4 4 3 4 1 } 5« Talbert
HALKET, br. c, 3, by Heno — Lena H. (W. Gent).
74475 Aqueduct 7-8 1:27* fast 7-5 106 2 2 -2 3 1‘ 1' Musgr’ve
74350 Aqueduct 3-4 1:14* fast 7 106 1 4 5 4 2 3 3 } C H Shil’j
74317 Aqueduct 6} f 1:21 fast 8-5 105 2 2 2 2 2 2 4 R McDan’
74281 Aqueduct 3-4 1:15 hvy 9-6 107 4 1 3 3 3 2 7 } C H Shll’i
MAXNAR, b. h, 6. by Maxio— Narcola (C. F. Clark).
72931 OityPark 1 1-16 1 :47* fast 50 104 7 7 7 7 7 6 12 G Henry
70683 Saratoga 1 1-8 1:52} fast 6 101 3 4 4 6 6 4 3 } Finn
70424 Saratoga 1 3-16 2:00 fast 3} 106 3 4 4 4 2} 3 l W Miller
70194 Brighton B. 1 1-4 2:05} faat 106 1 2 3 2 l h 4* Finn
ALETHEUO, ch. c, 4, by Ornament — Undecided (R. T. Wilson, Jr.).
71150 Aqueduct
74337 Aqueduct
70651 Saratoga
3-4 1:13} fast 13-5 116 2
3-4 1:14} fast 13-5 116 3
3-4 1:15* hvy 16-6 101 6
FAUST, b. g. 4, by Mirthful— Imp (F. E. Brows).
THIRD RACE — 4 1-2 Furlongs. 2-year-olds.
(4545G— 54— 2— 10S. )
TOM REID, br. c, 2, by Marius II.— Wealth (J. Delaney).
74422 Aqueduct 4} f 55} fast 9-10 104 2 2 2} 4 3 } <1 Burns
74352 Aqueduct 4} f 56} fast 2 106 2 2 2 s 2} G Burns
74278 Aqueduct 4} f 67 hvy 6 107 7 6 5} 4 11 Garner
4i f
56} fast 2
106
2
2
OS
2}
G Burns
4} f
67 hvy 6
107
7
6
4 11
Garner
2, by Indio— Daramba (A. J.
Joyner).
4 ?. f
53} fast 60
89
6
7
7
' 7 22
Jensen
4i f
55} fast 6
101
1
5
5 l
3 s
E Dugan
4} f
66* fast 3}
99
1
1
1}
2}
E Dugan
74449 Aqueduct 4} f 53} fast 60 89 6 7 7
74422 Aqueduct 4} f 55} fast 6 101 1 5 a 7
74316 Aqueduct 4} f 66* fast 3} 99 1 1 1}
PEARL POINT, br. c, 2. by Jack Point — Dentifrice.
74427 Aqueduct 4} f 56} fast 7 106 10 9 8}
Weight today 102.
Bonnie Kelso. Thetis, Ramble.
Madrilcno, Distract. Pleasing.
Apron, Intervene, Madrllene.
Weight today 99.
Fitz Herbert, Trance, Preceptor.
SIR JOHN, ch. c, 2, by Sir Dixon — Onwentsia (P. J. Dwyer)
74329 Aqueduct 4} f 53* fast >0
74289 Aqueduct 4} f 62 fast 15
74329 Aqueduct 4} f 53* fast 10 104 8 6 6 l 5 11
74289 Aqueduct 4} f 62 fast 15 107 5 4 4 5 4 4 3
PATRIOT, b. c, 2. by Ben Brush— Sandfly (J. W. May).
74471 Aqueduct 4} f 55* fast 30 106 4 6 7} 7«1
74422 Aqueduct 41 f 55} fast 60 102 4 1 It* 6 7 l
72855 City Park
4} f
55* fast
30
106
4
6
41 f
55} fast
60
102
4
1
4} f
53* fast
20
104 11
10
3-8
38 hvy
10
112
C
(rice. Weight today 102.
9 8} 5 s G Burns J. II. Reed, Trois Temp, El Oro.
(P. J. Dwyer). Weight today 102.
6 6 l 5 10 D McC’ thy Preceptor. Wildpigoon. Siskin.
4 4 5 4 4 } D McC’tliy Hoyle, Fitz Herbert, Voodoo.
W, May). Weight today 102.
6 71 7°} Sumter Madrileno. Instant, Distract.
1 in 6 7 } Sumter Bonnie Kelso, Thetis, Ramble.
10 10 9**JO H Shil’g Preceptor, Wilctylgeon. Siskin.
3’} 5 9 } J Lee
AMNESTY, ch. f. 2, by Don de Oro — Aurata (A, Belmont).
74378 Aqueduct 4} f 56} fast 50 106 7 8 7 1 7' 9 Madoria
First start for the following:
CEREMONIUB, b. c, 2, by Sempronius — Cereta (Newcastle Stable).
TENNESSEE BOY, ch. c, 2, by Juvenal — Eradicator.
mpns O., b. t, 8, by Belle’* Commoner — Bound* way.
Brougham, Ham. Boy. Servioonee.
Weight today 94.
Voodoo, Occidental, Gold Slipper.
Weight today 102.
Weight today 102.
Weight todajr 99.
ROSEBEN. b. g, 7. by Ben Strome — Rose Leaf (D. C. Johnson).
4} 4 3 } Shaw
74 US Aqueduct 5-S 59* fast 8-5 130 5 6 5 4} 4 3 } Shaw
70893 Sheeps’d 7-8 1:25* hvy 1 110 2 1 1 1 l 2 l 2 W Knapp
70866 Sheeps'd 3-4 1:12* fast 1-5 137 2 2 1 l 1 ,11 W Knapp
70793 Sheeps’d 3-4 1:14* mud 3-5 132 1 11 1® 1* W Knapp
RIALTO, ch. c, 3. by Watercress — Teatro (A. J. Joyner).
74375 Aqueduct 61 f 1:20* fast 2 107 2 2 2 2 7 2 3 E Dugan
74315 Aqueduct 7-8 1:26* fast 5 101 6 2 2 3 3 2 3® E Dugan
74281 Aqueduct 3-4 1:15 hvy 2 107 2 3 1 l 2 l 7 } E Dugan
71844 Aqueduct 3-4 1:13* fast 5 114 1 2 2 2* 1} Notter
ROSEGAL, b. f, 3, by Galveston — Rosormonde (W. B. Jennings).
73187 S. Anita 5} f 1:06} fast 2 1 05 7 3 2 2} 2 2 E Dugan
73013 S. Anita 3 4 1:12* fast 3-5 101 3 1 1 I s 1> G Burns
72844 S. Anita 7-8 1:24* fast 2} 90 7 2 1 2 2 4 3 l E Martin
72787 S. Anita 6} f 1:19 fast 7-5 102 6 1 1 1} lh G Burns
BATSMAN, ch. c. 3, by Bathampton — Darebelle (J. H. McCormick).
73966 City Park 3-4 1:13 fast 100 97 7 Lost rider. Sumter
73863 City Park 3-4 1:17* mud 40 ]ul 7 7 6 6 2 6 12 Sumter
73774 City Park 5} f 1:06* fast 15 92 10 8 8 8 3 S 72 tSuintor
71547 Jamaica 5} f 1:07 fast 200 102 8 7 7 7} 7‘* Huestis
R. T. Wilson, Jr. entry — Aletheuo and Red River.
C. Johnson). Weight today 130.
4\ 4 3 } Shaw Berry Maid, King Cobalt, RcdRiver
l 2 l 2 W Knapp Far West, Keator, Chapultepeo.
1 1 ,1J W Knapp Veil, First Premium, Bellwether.
I s 1* W Knapp Ben Ban, Red River, Halifax.
Joyner). Weight today 100.
2* 2 3 E Dugan Colonel .Taek, Grapple, Fleming.
3 2 3® E Dugan Restlgoucbe, Jack Atkin, Rifleman.
1 2 1’} E Dugan Halket, Troublesome, J.B. Brady.
2* 1} Notter JaniesB. Brady, MlssSaln. KingSol.
B. Jennings). Weight today 95.
2J 2 2 E Dugan Colonel Bob, Batnbro. All Alone.
I 2 l 1 G Burns Early Tide. Harcourt, BurtG. Lewis
2* 3 l E Martin Magazine. Creston. Frank Flittner.
11 lh G Burns Col. Boh, D.ofBridgewater. Annette.
, H. McCormick). Weight today 90.
der. Sumter Hyperion IT.. HastyAgnes, Colloquy
(! 2 6 12 Sumter Keator. Goldproof, Ralbcrt.
S 3 8 ,2 }Suinter K.T.Klilpp, ToyBoy. Momentum.
7} 7 13 Huestis The Squire, Law. P. Daley, Masque
FIFTH RACE — 1 1-16 Miles. 3-year-olds and upward. Selling, (45437 — 1:43* — 4 — 106.)
IMPORT, b. c, 3, by Peep o’Dav — Auntie Mum (F. W. Healey). Wei
71424 Aqueduct 1 1:41} fast 13-5 97 2 1 1 1 l 2 } l 2 } E Dugan Teacress, Killiecrank
74377 Aqueduct 1 1:41 fast 4 95 5 5 4 3 2h 4 4 E Dugan Blandy, Pretension, >
74314 Aqueduct 1 1:40} fast 7 105
739S1 Oakland F C 1:09 fast 10 99
78876 Oakland lm70y 1:43} fast 13-5 99
. W. Healey), Weight today 95.
I 2 } l 2 } E Dugan Teacress, Killiecrankic, Saylor.
2h 4‘ E Dugan Blandy, I’retension, Mozuma.
5} 6 14 }E Dugan Juggler, Molesey, Smoker.
6 5 70 }Gi)bert Pajaroita, Gemmell, St. Francis.
3* 1* Gilbert A. Muskoday, Cabin, J. C. Clem.
Sleeves (E. R. Bradley). Weight today 111.
BAD NEWS, br. g, 8, by Flying Dutchman — Black Sleeves (E. R. Bradley). Weight today 111
74373 Aqueduct 3-4 1:11} fast 10 112 7 5 5 41 2} Musgr’ve JaneSwift, M.Antonyll., Big Ben.
71857 Aqueduct 1 1-16 1:47 fast 8-5 108 1 3 3 1 2} 2} R McDa
71660 Jamaica 1 1-8 1:55* fast 3-4 108 1 1 1 1 1« l 4 Herbert
71564 Jamaica 1 1-4 2:06* fast 16-5 103 1 2 2 1 lh lh Herbert
71523 Jamaica 1 1-16 1:47* fast 16-6 108 6 4 3 3 3 2 3 7 Herbert
GALLAVANT, oh. h, 5. by Ornament — Spanker (R. T. Wilson. Jr.)
74280 Aqueduct
737S0 S. Anita
73129 S. Anita
72826 S. Anita
72716 S. Anita
7-S 1:29} hvy 6 115 6
7-S 1:26 fast 7-10 108 5
1 1-S 1:51} fast 8 102 9
1 1:38} fast 5 103 4
6} f 1:20} hvy 8 102 8
2} 2} R McDan’l.Merry England, Kilter, Agile.
I 6 l 4 Herbert J. F. Donohue, Good Luck.
lh lh Herbert Smil.Tom, P.andNeedles, Mis. Lad.
3 2 3 1 Herbert St. Valentine, Voorhees, Punky.
T. Wilson. Jr.). Weight today 110.
3 2 3“ E Dugan Zal. Mark Antony II.. Alila.
I 2 l 2 } C H Shil’gSummerCioud, Matador, Bus. .Tone*.
11 ll 22 M Preston Rubric. Early Tide, frank Flittner
4 2} Goldstein Geo.S. Davis. Orilene, M. Antony II.
3h 3 7 } C Ross Geo. S. Davis, Ed Ball, Pretension.
Weight today 105.
ZAL, ch. c, 4, by First Mate — Emerald (W. Gerst).
74 451 Aqueduct 1 1:41 fast 4 114 3 11 1 1
74397 Aqueduct 1 1 :40* fast 5 105 3 1 1 1 1
74293 Aqueduct 3-4 1:13* fast 1-2 105 3 2 2 2
742SO Aqueduct 7-S 1:29} hvy 13-5 113 5 1111
1 1:41 fast 4 114
1 1 :40* fast 5 105
3-4 1:13* fast 1-2 106
7-S 1:29} hvy 13-5 113
3h 3 4 } C Ross Geo. S. Davis, Ed Bail, Pretension.
. Weight today 109.
I 1 l 1 ' R McPan’lM.ofCrnft, D. Stafford. Poquessing.
l'| 2’| C II Shil’gS.H. Harris, Master of Craft. Donua.
2 3 3* Notter Rock stone, Zienap, Montauk.
1* l l C H Shil’gMarkAntonylL, Gallavant, Alila.
GRIMALDI, b. g, 4, by Disguise — Calico (J. A. Wernberg).
74223 F. Grounds 1 1:39* last 13-5 108
74186 F.Grounds 3-4 1:14 good 3} 100
74148 F.Grounds 5-8 1:00 fast 9 102
5h 4 3 } Brannon
A. Belmont). Weight today 98.
6 2 6 ,J } lloruer Bcaucoup, Falcada, Fultonvilie.
4 l 4 7 Mountain Chapultepec, Smoker, Sir Cleges.
6 4 72 }Mountain Chapultepec, Fancy, King James.
7 7 1 ® J Martin Smoker, Sanguine, Alauda.
A. Wernberg). Weight today 112.
2h 4 3 C II Shil’gJancSwift, BadNews, M. Antony II.
9* 10’° Delaby Miss Strome, S’plon, Ben Double.
3* 3 3 } A Martin Canada. Earl’s Court, Ingenue.
3*> 4 3 } Nicol Ralbert, Ida May, Canada.
2} 1* Brussel Fred Mulholland, Minot, Gibson,
i). Weight today 106.
2*> 3 5 I» MeC’thy Halket, Berkeley. Roekstone.
3'} 3* G Burns Blandy, I’retension Import.
1*} l 2 G Burns Montauk. Red Bonnet. Alinandlne.
1} 2 4 Beckman T.Shaughraun, Bob.Around, H.Talk
8 8 19 C Brady Dix.Himmel, Monopolist, Carrollton
II. (P. J. Rainey). Weight today 112.
3 l 4 2 } Musgrave Troublemaker, Big Chief, Sadler.
3h G 7 Beckuian BallotBox, RoyalOnyx. SoIonShingle
2 s 2 1 Beckman Botauist, De Burgo. Saltram.
8 8 77 }W Miller L.P.Daley, L.ofLangden, Num.One.
i. House). Weight today 110.
2 1 2 2 i R McDan’l Import, Killieorankie, Saylor.
ROYAL LADY, ch. f, 4, by Royal Flush III.— Shaft (R. Ar.garola).
GRIMALDI, b. g, 4, by Disguise — Calico (J. A. Wernberg). Weight today 108.
74223 F.Grounds 1 1:39* fast 13-5 103. 6 5 4 3 4 1 4‘ F Burton Milford. Lotus Eater. Too Beach.
74186 F.Grounds 3-4 1:14 good 3} 100 6 5 3 3'} 5 3 l Pickens Blagg. Frizette, A1 Muller.
7414S F.Grounds 5-8 1:00 fast 9 102 2 6 6 5*> 4 3 } Brannon King’sDaughter, Frank Lord, Deuce
ROYAL LADY, ch. f, 4. by Royal Flush III. — Shaft (R. Ar.garola). Weight today 101.
74311 Aqueduct 1 1:40} fast 4 102 3 2 4 2 2 h 4 12 F’brothcr Juggler, Molesey, Smoker.
74236 Benning 7-8 1:31 slow 8 103 111 2 l'l l 1 } D McC’ thy Smoker. Giles. Ivanhoc.
73829 Benning 3-4 1:17* hvy 2 113 2 5 5 5 1 4 li Shaw Sugar Pine, Giles. Winning Star.
71958 Benning 6} f 1:25 hvy 4 107 6 6 6 7 7”} Brussel Yaddo, Listless, Dolly Spanker.
ROBADOR. ch. h, 6, by Rey el Santa Anita — Lady Diamond (M. Kraui). Weight today 110.
74451 Aqueduct 1 1:11 fast 12 110 4 6 6 6 6 1 5* Notter Zal, Master of Craft, D. Stafford.
74397 Aqueduct 1 L:4D* fast 30 108 2 3 3 3 5 * 5 5 Notter S.H. Harris, Zal, Master of Craft.
74311 Aqueduct 1 1:40} fast 50 105 4 8 10 9 9 2 S 19 J Bergen Juggler, Molesey, Smoker.
SIXTH RACE — 4 1-2 Furlongs. 2-year-olds, Maidens. Fillies and Geldings. Special Weights. ( 15450
— 54— 2— 10S.)
4311 Aqueduct
1 1:40} fast 4
102
3
2 4 2
2h 4 1 2
4236 Benning
7 8 1:31 slow 8
103
1
112
VI 1 1 *
3829 Benning
3-4 1:17* hvy 2
113
2
5 5
■
Jl‘58 Benning
6} f 1:25 hvy 4
107
6
6 6
7 7°i
FOREGUARD, ch. g, 2. by Advance Guard— Forelock (J. Shields),
73779 S. Anita
4} f
54 fast
2
100 4
6
51
6*} Shriner
73741 S. Anita
1-2
48} fast
1
102 1
2
2>i
2 1 } Musgr've
73704 S. Anita
5-S 1:00* fast
6
108 10
9 9
91
5® 1) Boland
73664 S. Anita
1-2
47* fast
7
97 a
4
4}
2'‘k E Martin
73474 S. Anita
1-2
47* fast
20
106} 12
12
9}
S 9 } D Boland
ST. WITHOLD,
ch. g,
2. by St,
, Leonards — Elsie (J.
R.
Keene).
74398 Aqueduct
41 f
55 fast
2
106 1
2
51
7"1 Notter
74316 Aqueduct
41 f
56* fast
4
M6 3
2
3h
3‘ Notter
74304 Aqueduct 7-8 1:28* fast 6 110 1 1 2 3 4 7 f>® Notter T. O’Toole, Troublemaker, F.Lord.
73974 S. Anita 1 1:40 fast 3 107 2 4 2 3 3 3 3®} C H Shirglngham, Vcsme, Mandarin.
73723 S. Anita 1 1:40 fast 2} 109 3 2 2 3 3 3 2»t c H Shil’gClialfonte, Ed Ball. Canardo.
7366S S. Anila 6* f 1:19} fast 7-5 108 5 5 3 2.) I 1 C II Shil’gAssoclate, Taylor George, Halton.
QUEEN MARGUERITE, br. f, 3, by Henry of Navarre — Sneerwell (Green River Stable).
Weight today 96,
74147 Aqueduct 3-4 1:13 fast 16-5 96 8 3 3 3 11 4 ,: E Dugan Big Chief. Riaeksheep. Pr.ofCastile
4 12 E Dugan Big Chief, Riaeksheep. Pr.ofCastile
Berry Maid. Jane Swift. Sandal.
Ida I)., Sandal, Dennis Stafford.
71832 Aqueduct 6} f 1:21} good 100 99 2 2 6 7 7 12 D’kinson Sen. Barrett, AlmeeC., Qu. Souvenir.
CORA PRICE, ch. f, 4. by First Mate — Embrace (F. B. Strough). Weight todav 108.
71976 Benning 7-8 1 :32} slow 30 103 10 10 10 10 10 10' 77 J J Walsh KiUocluin. T. Wrestler. Rappahan’k
71860 Aqueduct 1 1:41 fast 7 98 2 3 2 2 4 h 4 ,7 }E Dugan Are High, Stoney Lee, Flowaway.
71789 Aqueduct G} f 1:21} fast GO 102 3 6 9 10 It) 9 } Kramer Purslane, G.S’.Davis, Troublemaker.
2 2 2 l G Burns Zal, Gallavant, Alila.
1} 26 G Burns Wexford, Tony Faust, Ampedo.
2 2 2* G Burns Meelick, Old Timer, Canardo.
Cormick), Weight today 118.
l u 4' Sumter Juggler. Blandy, Hyperion IT.
4} 6 14 Sumter Jubilee, Colonel Jack, Campaigner.
I 2 3 2 } Sumter Pedro, Donna, Sam Taylor.
2>> 3 2 Sumter Angelus, Yankee Girl, Plantland.
i«r). Weight today 96.
5 5 4 G Burns Zienap, Berkeley, Poquessing.
6 5 10 Garner Jubilee, Colonel Jack. Campaigner.
6 2 5 7 Talhert Fountainblue, GolfBall, Gret.Green.
6) 4 r, 5 Talbert Saraeitiesca. TonyBonero, GolfBall.
4 1 } 5* Talbert L. Lovat, Yankee Girl, T. Bonero.
i. Weight today 117.
I 1 l 1 Musgr’ve Berkeley. Mazunia, Roekstone.
4 2 3 3 } C II Shil’g Berry Maid, Besoin. Cohort.
2* 2 4 R McDan’IVoorhees. Pretension, Castlewood.
3 2 2>| C H Shll'gUialto, Troublesome, J. B. Brady,
rk). Weight today 106.
7 6 12 C Henry Carthage, Juggler, Pedro.
G 4 3 } Finn OceanSpray, Miss. Lad, Good Luck.
2| 3* W Miller Miss Doyle. Kilter, Von Tromp.
lh 41 Finn Sonoma Belle, Flavigny, Racine II.
T. Wilson, Jr.). Weight today 126.
2 2 l 7 } l 3 E Dugan Oxford, Colonel Jack, Golden Pearl
2 2 38 5 r * E Dugan Jas.B. Brady, Hyperion II., Oxford.
7 6 6* 6*} E Dugan SIrToddington, Botanist, C.RusselL
Brown). Weight today 100.
74475 Aqueduct ' 7-8 1:27* fast 20 ' 98 3 4 4 4 4>. 5*} Delahy Halket. Berkeley, Mazutna.
74375 Aqueduct 6} f 1:20* fast 20 98 3 5 5 5 5 14 Delaby Colonel Jack. Rialto, Grapple.
74096 F.Grounds 7-8 1:26} fast 13-5 109 2 3 3 3 3} 3 S 4 Nicol LotusEater, Grimaldi, HannihalRey
74018 F.Gr’nds lm70y 1:44* fast 6 108} 4 1 2 3 3} 4«} Nicol Monslgnor. Jack Witt. ArrowSwIft.
73966 City Park 3-4 1:13 fast 100 103 6 6 6 6 6 7 Liebert Hyperion II., HastyAgnes, Colloquy
PINS AND NEEDLES, b. f, 4, by Knight of the Thistle— Sandy Bar (H. L. Lee). Weight today 117.
71943 Benning 1 1-2 2:45 slop 3} 106 4 3 3 2 2 1 } 2 2 Beckman Right Royal, Beauclere, P. Dailey.
71906 Benning 1 1-2 2:42* hvy 2-5 113 1 4 3 1 l 3 l 1 } Notter Estimate, Lady Karma, G. Cameron
71870 Benning 3-4 1:16 fast 7-10113 1 2 1 l 1 } 2>» R McDanTB.oftheBay, Neoskaleeta, Eminola.
71780 Aqueduct 1 5-16 2 :15* slow 13-6 107 6 3 2 1 2 1 2* Sumter It.Uoyal, Tom. Waddell, Estimate.
Weight today 106.
ST. WITHOLD, ch. g, 2, by St. Leonards — Elsie (J. R. Keene). Weight toifey 106.
74398 Aqueduct 41 f 55 fast 2 106 1 2 5 1 7"1 Notter Siskin, Warden. Sight.
74316 Aqueduct 4} f 56* fast 4 105 3 2 3>> 3* Notter Chaperon. Ramble, Ronnie Kelso.
QUEEN ELEANOR, br. f, 2, by The Elector — Queen Lute (W. F. Schulte). Weight today 106.
74476 Aqueduct 1-2 48* fast 100 106 7 4 l 1 3’i Rrussel Top Note, Thistle Belle, Opal.
BALLET GIRL, ch. f, 2, by St. Leonards — Cerito (B. & 0. Stable). Weight today 106.
74378 Aqueduct V f 56} fast 12 106 8 7 S S 20 R McDan’ 1 Voodoo, Occidental. Gold Slipper.
MELISSA, ch. f, 2, by Star Shoot — Much Ado (P. J. Dwyer). Weight today 106.
74312 Aqueduct 1-2 49* fast 20 106 4 5 6*‘ 5 4 D McC’thy Indomitable, Mystify, My Mariutch
LADY SWIFT, b. f, 2, by Sempronius — Enough (R. W. Nelson). Weight today 106-
74291 Aqueduct 1-2 46* fast 30 104 9 S 8 l 6 14 D McC’thyTranee, Personal, Wildpigeon.
First start for the following:
BLACKFORD, br. g, 2, by Clifford — Black Venus (H. P. Whitney). Weight today 106.
LADY HILL, b. f, 2, by Toddington — Basscting (W. Gerst). Weight today 106.
THE PIPPIN, b. f, 2, by Ben Strome — Spindrift (Newcastle Stable). Weight today 106.
Lexington Entries and Past Performances for Thursday, April 30.
WEATHER CLEAR. TRACK FAST.
(Handicapped for a fast track.)
LEXINGTON ENTRIES. 1 Ind. Horses. Rec. A. Wt. Hdep.
I 6 points to the pound. An extra goo<
i rider’s average worth is 3 pounds.
Racing starts at 2:30 p. m.
XRuns well in mud. ©Superior mud runn
First Race — 4 1-2 Furlongs.
2 year-olds. Fillies. Selling.
(Track record: 62153 — 54} — 2 — 113.)
Ind. Horses. Rec. A. Wt.
(74435) Maid of Gotham loo
(7 4462) Alice Baird 100
714K4 Elysium 103
74435 Java Due 1)5
73771 Silveriue 100
7 4302 Zaffre 95
74435 Manora 103
74402 learia 9S
74402 Dusky Dame loo
74402 Veriblue 98
Santa Elena, l»r. f. by
Pirate of Penza nee
Enamel 102
Poutillg Betsey, It. f,
by St. Leonards —
Bellfield II 95
Second Race — 3-4 Mile.
Ind.
Horses.
Rec.
A. Wt.
Hdep.
(74 ic.::)
Hostile Hyphen ..
..1:44}
107.
. X7O0
71 178
Simon Weil
too.
. . .690
74136
Gold Treasure ....
103
. . .GOO
71111 =
Fourth Race — 3-4 Mile.
3-year-olds. Selling.
(Track record: 70936 — 1:12* — 7
Whisk Broom 1:13
— 108. )
102
. ©725
r.
(7IIC.ll,
Ida May
..1:14}
105
. X72II
74564
Bess Ward
..1:11
105
...715
74 «;«>
Variety
. .1:17
1<M
. • 715
7 1 !6o 2
Estella C
..1:15*
105
. . ,7io
Bdcp.
74457 2
. .1:19*
. 102
. X 7 1 0
(74157)
Divorcee
. .1:1!)}
102
.©705
X 725
74160
Night Mist
.1:14}
105
. X7‘*o
. .715
74461 > 3
Lexington Lady . .
..1:15
102
. X700
. .71(1
745N9
Arrow Swift
..1:15
112
. X 695
X71i)
71161,
Tartar Maid
..1:15
1(C
. > 090
X7U5
. .700
X 675
Laconia. It. f.
Captain Gaines
Miss Josephine .
by
102.
100 050
98 050
Fifth Race — 4 1-2 Furlongs.
2-year-olds. Allowances.
3-year-
olds
Selling.
(Track record:
709
,6—1:12} -
-3—108.)
74436-’
Snake Mary
1:19*
0:*».
X 725
7
Mcrrigo
1:17}
M2.
X72<)
7 1457
Judge Duiuloi
107.
X72o
71157
Anils
107.
. .715
74461
Ausonia ....
....1:17}
102.
X710
74461 3
Merrifield ...
104.
X7oo
71485)
Lady Ermy .
97.
X7oo
74436
Overby
100.
. .1503
74436
K. Stone ...
OS.
X 090
74436
Irene Jackson
OS.
. .670
71045
St. Magnet .
103.
. .665
74436
High Binder
100.
. .650
71110)
(Track record: 62L
DIRECT
53— 54}— 2
—113.)
110.
723
7 i 159)
Romp
no.
. . .713
71159,
Transform
... ’.58}
110.
. X 7 1 5
7 1565-
Enfield
106.
. . 7M
74159
Silverite
103.
. X 710
71459 3
V011 Buelow
... :59*
107.
. . .7<M>
71410
Seioptic
106.
. . .O’.M)
74410
.Tekyl
MO.
. . .GSO
7445tl 2
Major Lawrence ..
in*;.
.. .H7.i
74 4SS
Bookbinder
10)1.
. X *’>75
74459
Ben Howe
106.
. . .G7.»
74387
T. F. Henry
106.
...660
Jim Fitz, br. e.
Lack ford — Shoes
by
106.
Sixth Race — 1 1-16 Miles.
4-year-olds and upward. Selling.
Third Race — 1 Mile.
"-year-olds. Allowances.
(Track record: May 10, 1894 — 1:40 — 4 — 112.)
(74489) Torah 1:41} 107..X725
(7438S) Moquette 107.. X 720
74438 3 Macias 1:39* 107.. X 705
(Track record: 71018—
-1:46} — 4
-112.)
74306)
Beau Brummel
.1:45}
4. .106.
. X 725
74415)
Quagga
.1:46*
4. .105.
.©7.15
743!>0)
Louise Maefarlan ..
-1:48}
6. .102.
. . .7M
74458)
Mortiboy
.1:46*
4. .105.
.©700
74:186
Gibson
. . .G!H>
74485
Gem of the Wilds ..
4. . 92.
. . .G75
The figures under “Rec.” In above entries show
the best time made by the horse at the distance
since January 1, 1900.
LATEST PERFORMANCES OF HORSES ENTERED TODAY.
FIRST RACE — 4 1-2 Furlongs. 2-year-olds. Fillies. Selling. (C2153— 54}— 2— 113.)
Index Course DlstTlmeT’ckOdda Wt St % % % StrFln Jockeya
MAID OF GOTHAM, b. f, 2, by Buck Massie — Gotha (H. Clark).
74435 Lexington 1-2 51* hvy 2} 105 3 2 2 7 1} V Power
74385 Lexington 1-2 49* fast 2 110 5 3 3 2 2} J Lee
7422* F.Grounds 1-2 49} fast 4} 105 10 11 10> 9 73 }S’lesingar
74144 F.Grounds 1-2 49 fast 12 108 7 3 3 7 } 2 1 Gaugel
74092 F.Grounds 3} f 42* fast 75 105 6 G G> 3>} I, Smith
% StrFln Jockeya Best Company,
rotha (H. Clark). Weight today 100.
2 2 1 1} V Powers F.Messenger, C.Hamilton. JavaDue
3 3 2 2} J Lee Neoga, Abby C., Nora McKenna.
11 10 1 9 15 }S’lesingar Autumn Maid, Silverton, Anderson.
3 3 7 } 2 l Guugel Fundamental, K. Queen, Anderson.
6 G 1 3’} I. Smith Disagreement, Malecon, Silverton
ALICE BAIRD, ch. f, 2, by Wools thorpe— Belle of Troy (R. H. Anderson).
Weight today 106.
74462 Lexington 4} f 57} slow 10 It 7 6 1 l 1 } 1’} J Lee M.Hapshurg. Gnardalleen. Serenade.
74414 Lexington 1-2 51* mud 8 109 8 8 8} 7 12 }J Lee Incla, Miss napsburg. Gnardalleen.
ELYSIUM, b. f, 2. by Ben Bramble— Paradise (J. M. Goode). Weight today 103.
744S4 Lexington 1-2 48} good 60 103 8 7 7 2 J Howard AnnMcGee, Crys.Mald. IV il. Plume.
744S4 Lexington 1-2 48} good 60 103 8 i 7 2
I JAVA DUE, b. f. 2, by Baldur— Java (J. H. Everett).
74435 Lexington 1-2 51* hvy 30 103 7 4 t* 47
Weight today 95.
MofGotUam, F.Mes’nger.C. Hamilton
/
THURSDAY, APRIL 30, 1908.
DAILY RACING FORM.
1-2
48 fast 60
KM) 6
8
10 3
10** A Martin
3* f
43 fast 8
108111
14
14
13 1 ® JNicol
3-8
36* good 75
106 1
10 "k 8» Johan’ s’ n
3-8
37* hvy 100
108 8
7J
S 13 JJohan's’u
, by Blues — Iscerae
(K. P.
Shipp) ,
1-2
49* good 15
107 2
3
66
6 8 Hchlel
. 2.
by Maddisoa — Zoulika
51* hvy 16 103 2
(J. H.
Baker).
1 2
6
7*
7 22 F Marlin
1-2
49* fast 12
no i
6
6)
8® Wishard
3 8
37* good 15
no n
10*
10‘ 2 JW Allen
3-8 38* hvy 10
100 13
CJ
5® S Flynn
7436:.’ I>-xingtnn 1-2 49* good 15 107 2 3 till 6 8 Heiilel
■ANORA, ch. f, 2, by Maddisoa— Zoulika (J. H. Baker).
74435 Ia>xington 1-2 51* hvy 16 103 2 6 7® 7 s2 F Marlin
743S5 Lexington 1-2 49* fast 12 110 1 6 6) S' Wishard
73407 City Park 3 8 37* good 15 110 11 10> 10 l2 JW Allen
73311 City Park 3-8 38* hvy 10 100 13 61 5® S Flynn
DUSKY DAME, br. f, 2, by Pirate of Penzance— Dusk (W. A. Smith)
74462 Lexington 41 f 57| slow 10 107 5 8 lt> 2 10‘® lieidel
VERIBLUE, ch. f. 2, by Blues — Marmet (Gallagher Bros).
74462 Lexington 41 f 57* slow 20 1031 9 11 12 ll 18 Minder
ICAR I A. b. f, 2, by Sanders — Ave Marie (G. W. J. Bissell).
74462 Lexington 41 f 57* slow 15 103 12 9 9 1 9 11 W Ott
First start for the following:
SANTA ELENA, br. f. 2. by Pirate of Penzance— Enamel (W. Oots).
POUTING BETSEY, b. f. 2, by St. Leonards— Bellfield II. (D. T.
Weight today 106.
Arinnette, A. McGee. Y. Daughter.
After A11. Miss Imogene. May Lee.
Hardnyana, Serenade, Alamia.
Ham. Boy, LadyLeota, LadyChllton.
Weight today 95.
Ann McGee, Inela, C. Hamilton.
Weight today 103.
MofGotliani. F.Mes’nger.C. Hamilton
N<>oga, M. of Gotham, Abby C.
Serenade, Sister Ollie, Alamia.
She Wolf, Misa Hapsburg, Yoseka.
Weight today 106.
A. Baird, M. Hapsburg, Guardalleen
Weight today 98.
A. Baird, M. Hapsburg, Guardalleen
Weight today 98.
A. Baird, M. Hapsburg, Guardalleen
SECOND RACE— 3-4 Mile. 3-year-olds.
s — Bellfield II. (D. T. Morris).
Selling. (70930— 1:12*— 3— 108.)
Weight today 103.
Weight today 95.
SNAKE MARY, b. f, 3. by Sorcerer— Minnie Alphonse (W, Grater).
71436 laixington 3 4 1:19 hvy 4 107 2 1 2 2 4 2 s W Ott
71347 I.atonia 5J f 1:09 good 20 105 12 11 10 10* ll 13 J Lee
71225 latonia 5-8 l:01g fast 20 107 6 4 4 4* 5®t E Marlin
71189 Latonla 3-4 1:15 good 60 97 6 5 6 8 ‘ 8 18 JM B Wo<
MERRIGO. blk. f, 3. by Shapfell— MerriweU (8. Forsythe).
74225 F.Gr’nds 1 1-16 1 :4S fast 50 105 1 3 3 4 4.) 9®J J Howard Hostllellyphen, W. Broom, Ed Kane
74164 F. Grounds 5* f 1:11* slow 30 105 1 7 3 3 1 1“ W Ott Lady Lissak, Ogbent, Hscuta.
74015 F. Grounds 3-4 1:15* fast 50 89 2 6 Fell. T CbandlerJack Bratton, Uaimondo, Allonhy.
73837 City Park 5J f 1:11 mud 20 110 1 10 10 8 s 7 18 JA Martin Canada. Ogbent. Royal Chance.
73619 F.Grounds 5J f 1:0S| fast 16 103 4 7 6 51 4"1 L Smith LadyAlmy, Nazimova, Meadowgroen
JUDGE DUNDON, b. c, 3, by Carlton Grange— Florence Hudson (A. L. Darnaby). Weight today 107.
74437 Lexington 3-4 1:191 hvy 25 1*m> 6 2 2 4J 5 7 Fogarty Divorcee, Beth Goodkin. It albert.
Weight today 102.
69996 Latonia 5 1-2 f 1:10 hvy 102 4 8 10 8'J 8 I2 JFogarty
69197 Chur. Downs 5-8 1:011 fast 98 2 2 3 5* 5 7 J Dearborn
69115 Chur. Downs 5-8 1:03 hvy 103 5 8 9 7> 6 17 T Taylor
ARDIS. br. c, 3, by Tithonus — Windemerc (J. H. Nichols).
74427 Lexington 3 I 1:19* hvy 15 9!* 4 5 7 7 J* 8 F Burton
71045 Lexington 5* f 1:08* fast 2* 100 1 11 1® 1® C II Shll’j!
71014 Lexington 5-8 1:02 fast 4* 110 2 2 2 3| 4 3 A Brown
ANSONIA, ch. f, 3. by Handspring— Jemima (H. McCarren, Jr.).
71161 Lexington 3-4 1:162 slow 12 101 10 9 6 66 6®J Skirvin
73885 Citv Park 3-4 1:16* slow 60 98 7 7 5 6 h 6® Skirvin
73718 Cit.vPark 1 1-16 1 :47* fast 150 102 7 6 7 7 7 7 12 JSkirvin
73524 F.Grounds 3-4 1:14* fast 50 100 13 8 11 13 13 33 Skirvin
MERRIFIELD, ch. g, 3. by Don de Oro — Budget of Fun (J. F. Ross).
74461 l/oxington 3-4 1:162 slow 3) 107 2 111 2 3 3 .) L<*e
74386 Lexington 3-4 1:14* fast 15 100 2 3 4 11 ll 12 A Morgan
71367 Latonia 5* f 1:091 fast 8 97 4 2 2 36 8* * Pickens
71207 Latonia 5* f 1:08 fast 20 100 3 6 7 5* 4® J Pickens
LADY ERMY, br. f. 3, by Cesarion — Stars (C. Pangritz).
71485 Windsor 5-8 1:03* fast 2* 106 3 1 1 16 l' F Burton
71337 Windsor 5-8 1:06* hvy 8-5 96 3 3 3 3 2 3® Delaby
71279 Windsor 5-8 1:06* hvy 6 97 2 2 3 3 4 3® Delaby
OVERBY, br. g, 3. by Orlando — Marguerite Doyle (Murphy & Doyle)
74436 Lexington
71529 Latonia
71367 Latonia
71294 Latonia
3-4 1:19 hvy 12 K>9 7
5* f 1:08 fast 20 103 8
5* f 1:091 fast 20 104* 1
5-8 l:03g hvy 25 105 9
10 10 3 S la ?..T Baker
10 9 1 9 11 Farrow
1 1* 3 1 J Lee
10 10 11 ll 28 T Taylor Lady Vie, Dr. Slmrall, Severus.
K. STONE, ch. c. 3, by Box — Jeanc Beckham (K. P. Shipp).
74436 Lexington 3-4 1:19 hvy 25 112 11 9 S 7 l 4 13 .Tas Ilogg Darknight, Snake’ - Mary, MaiCouria.
71645 Latonia 5* f 1:13 hvy 25 108 14 14 14 14 13 23 4.J Lee At Muller. Sweetener. P. Ruinart.
71185 Latonia 5* f 1:08* good 25 108 11 12 11 11® ll 22 *McAl’ster Roy.Queen, LadyM’rtha.Dr.Simrall
70017 Latonia ' 5-8 1:02* fast 115 5 3 4 8* S»* L WllliamsL.C. Wldrlg, Belarlus, LepGodcbaux
IRENE JACKSON, ch. f. 3. by St. Maxim— Ondina (G. W. J. Bissell). Weight today 98.
74436 Lexington 3-4 1:19 hvy 15 107 6 4 3 4® 6* T |Pickens Darknight, Snake Mary, MaiCouria.
ST. MAGNET, b. c,'3. by Sorcerer— Lady J. (E. Reed). Weight today 103.
71045 Lexington 5i f 1 :Ox* fast 20 100 3 3 2 7 1 S' '*Jas Hicks Ardis, Orlandot, Pointer.
71014 Lexington 5-8 1:02 fast 15 110 1 4 6 6 1 7®* Jas Hicks Addax. Albert Fanz. Enlist.
70979 Lexington 5-8 1:02 fast 20 106 10 9 6 6* 8 12 Skirvin Galliieo, Ordono, Addax.
HIGH BINDER, b. g. 3, by Pirate of Penzaaco— Melton Mowbray (T. W. Moore). Weight today 100.
74436 Lexington 3-4 1:19 hvy 20 1 10 8 8 9 9 2 10 26 *.Tas Hieks Darknight. S'nake Mary, MaiCouria.
71685 Latonia 3-4 l:22g hvy 40 101 11 9 9 9 h 9 18 V Powers E. T. Shipp, Tim Kelly. Financier.
71645 I^atonia 5* f 1:13 hvy 60 110*12 12 11 ll 1 10 18 Jas Hieks A1 Muller. Sweetener, P. Ruinart.
70958 Lexington 5* f 1:07* fast 50 101* 5 7 8 8 8 21 Jas Hicks Colonel Bob, Skyo, Severus.
71014 Lexington
70979 Lexington
71685 Latonia 3-4 l:22g hvy 40 101 11
71645 Latonia 5* f 1:13 hvy 60 110*12
70958 Lexington 5* f 1:07* fast 50 101 5
THIRD RACE— 1 Mile. 3-year-olds. Allowances. (May 10, 1804— 1:40 — 1—112.)
TERAH, b. c, 3, by Abe Frank — Charm (E. A. Brennan).
744N9 Lexington 1 1:41* good 8-5 91 4 4 4 3 3® 1<* A MorL
74389 Lexington 1 1:41* fast 7-5 105 6 2 2 1 1® l 5 J Lee
73839 City Park 1 1-16 1:52* mud 4* 98 5 6 6 4 3* 3 2 * G Swain
73792 City Park 7-8 1:29* good 12 109 2 4 1 1 1® 1® Nieol
7371S CityPark 1 1-16 l:47g fast 4 112 6 7 5 5 5 2 3® Nicol
MOQUETTE, b. c, 3, by Ben Holladay— Ruction (W. J. Young)
74388 Lexington 7* f 1:34 fast 4?. 95 2 1 1 1 I s 1® Woodsc
70617 Saratoga 5* f 1:10 hvy 12 102 2 7 8 4 1 4®* Sandy
70473 Saratoga 5* f 1:07* fast 6 102 1 3 3 3 1# 4® W Mill
70400 Saratoga 5* f 1:07* fast 15 107 3 6 6 6 2 6 19 Goldste
74388 Lexington
70617 Saratoga
70473 Saratoga
70400 Saratoga
c, 3, by Falsetto— Sevilla (G
J. Long).
74438 Lexington 1 1:47 hvy 4* 97 3 4 2 4 3‘ 3 3 .7 I!u1
74363 Lexington 1 1:42* good 6 102 1 2 2 2 2 3 2 2 J Bn
73895 S. Anita 1 1:3S* fast 20 98 1 2 3 3 3 2 3 Golds
73869 S. Anita 7-8 1:27 fast 3-5 110 5 2 3 1 l 1 1* D Bo
HOSTILE HYPHEN, b. c, 3, by Hyphen— Hostile (W. E. Oots)
7446.". Lexington 1 1:44* slow 4?. 92 5 10 7 2 l 2 l 1 A Mo
74225 F.Gr’nds 1 1-16 1:4S fast 2~ 110 3 2 2 2 2U li Nicol
74167 F.Gr’nds 1 1-16 1 :50* slow 3-2 110 1 1 1 1 l 2 l 2 Nicol
74067 F.Grounds 5* f 1:07* fast 15 105 7 11 10 7 2 4 3 G Sw
3 3 J Butler
2 2 J Butler
2 s Goldstein
SIMON WEIL, ch. c, 3, by Sidney Lucas — Marshetta (W. S. Williams). Weight today 100.
71478 I^atonia 5* f 1:07* fast 25 110 4 11 9 7* 8'®*T Taylor Dr. Mathews, Macias, Lady Martha
71446 Latonia 5* f 1:07* fast 30 103 6 6 6 6» 6 10 J Lee C. W. Burt. Pinkoia, Stoneman.
71367 Latonia 5* f 1:09* fast 4 105 10 12 11 13 2 12 19 *C Koerner Ed Kane, Stoneman, Overby.
GOLD TREASURE, b. c, 3, by Gold Heels — Sans Pareil (S. R. Gilbert). Weight today 103.
74436 Lexington 3-4 1:19 hvy 15 112 10 11 11 11 ll 2 * J Butler Darknight, SnakeMary, MaiCouria.
VON BUELOW, br. c, 2, by Alloway — Bretzel (L. A. Celia). Weight today 107.
74439 Lexington 4* f 58* hvy 8-5 103 4 1 2* 3 3 J Minder Transform, Camel. Anderson.
74365 Lexington 1-2 49* good 30 103 1 3 3 2 1* Minder Enfield. Koseburg II., Romp.
SCIOPTIC, ch. c, 2, by Scintillant II. — Peoela (J. B. Elliott). Weight today 106.
74410 Lexington 1-2 50* mud 20 112 3 3 4 l 5 1 ® Jas Hicks Direct, Transform, Cassowary.
JEKYL, br. c, 2, by Locket — Volentia D. (J. P. Russell). Weight today 106.
74410 Lexington 1-2 50* mud 15 112 2 7 7* 8 18 J Butler Direct. Transform, Cassowary.
MAJOR LAWRENCE, ch. c, 2, by Monsieur de L'Orme — Lady Lawrence (W. A. Smith).
Weight today 106.
<4459 Lexington 1-2 50 slow 8 107 1 1 2 2 2® lieidel Romp, Woolwinder. Columbus.
74459 Lexington 1-2 50 slow 8 107 1 1 2 3 2® Hcidcl
74410 Lexington 1-2 50* mud 7 112 1 10 10*®10 28 Heidel
BOOKBINDER, b. c, 2, by Semproniua — Jennie J. (E. R. Bradley)
74188 Ia-xington 4* f V>* good 10 106 1 4 6 1 4® V Powers Anderson, Camel, McXallv'
73809 City Park 4* f 54* fast 100 103 9 8 9® 9"*Hcrhcrt Intervene. Nigger Babv. Brougham
73369 City Park 3* f 42* fast 50 107 10 10 9* 9» Herbert Dispute, All Red. Grotto.
73273 City Park 3-8 38 mud 30 106 3 6 1 * 8» Herbert Warden. Pocotallgo, Edwin L.
BEN HOWE, br. c, 2, by Kinley Mack — Merry Order (D. T. Morris). Weight today 106.
74459 Lexington 1-2 50 slow 15 106 7 7 l'> 5* Frazier Romp. MajofLa wrence. Woolwinder
T. F. HENRY, b. c, 2. by Woolsthorpe — Nanine (M. C. Moore). Weight today 106.
713S7 Lexington 1-2 49 fast 20 103 7 4 6® 6“*J Baker Tony W., Roseburg II., McNally.
JIM FITZ, br. c, 2, by Lackford — Shoes (C. Pangritz). Weight today 106
First start.
SIXTH RACE — 1 1-16 Miles. 4-year-olds and upward. Selling. (71048 — 1:40* — 4 — 112.)
idel Romp, Woolwinder, Columbus,
idol Direct, Transform, Cassowary,
dley). Weight today 106.
Powers Anderson, Camel, McNally,
rhert Intervene, Nigger Baby. Brougham,
rbert Dispute, All Red. Grotto,
rbert Warden, Pocotallgo, Edwin L.
is* (W. Grater). Weight today 93.
2 4 2 3 W Ott Darknight. Mai Couria, K. Stone.
:0* ll 13 J Lee P. ViewKelle, E. Brown, Cath'rineF.
4* 5®* E Martin Hasty Agnes, Divorcee, Vasanta.
8 l 8 18 *M B WoodC. W. Burt. Balia, Reliel Queen.
BEAU BRUMMEL, b. g, 4, by Star Shoot — Dixoletta (John Marklein)
74366 Lexington 1 1:42 good 9-5 108 1 3 1 1 l 3 1‘ J Lee
73739 CityPark 1 1-16 1:45* fast 12-5 107 1 5 5 5 5* &'®iJ Lee
73584 F.Gr’nds 1 1-16 1:47* fast 6-5 105 1 3 2 3 6 6“ Notter
QUAGGA, b. c, 4, by Dungarren — Xallapa (F. M. Arthur).
74415 Lex’gton 1 1-16 1:52* mud 2* 107 5 1 1 1 1® l 8 J Lee
74366 Lexington 1 1:42 good 7 104 2 5 5 4 4® 4 5 * Ellenor
74124 F.Gr’nds 1 3-16 2:00* fast 3-2 107 3 2 2 2 2 1 3® Notter
73968 City Park 1 1-4 2:06* fast 11-10 106 4 3 2 2 1* l'J Notter
) Weight today 106.
Convolo, Mortihoy, Quagga.
Jack Witt, WarncrGrisweli.Flaxtnan
Donna, Teo Beach, Convolo.
Weight today 105.
Mortihoy, Planttand, Sir Vagrant.
Beau Briimmel. Convolo, Mortihoy.
Gilpin, Lady Esther. Qnagga.
Creel, Doubt, Belle Scott.
8 10 8'J 8 ,3 *Fogarty Albert Star. Evelyn S.. Sabado.
2 3 5* 5 7 * Dearborn Orlandot, Col. Brady, A.O.Walker.
8 9 7 1 6 17 T Taylor Mackerel, Catherine F., Gresham.
!J. H. Nichols). Weight today 107.
5 7 7 7 2 ” F Burton Divorcee, Betli Goodwin, Ralhcrt.
1 1 1® l 8 C II Shil’gOrlandot, Pointer, Arlin.
2 2 3| 4 3 A Brown Addax, Albert Fanz, Enlist.
(H. McCarren, Jr.). Weight today 102.
9 6 66 6®J Skirvin King’s Son. Toplofty. Mcrrltield.
7 5 6 h 6® Skirvin Orlandot, Minot, Gibson.
7 7 7 7 12 |Skirvin Arrow Swift, G. H. White, Terah.
8 11 13 13 32 Skirvin Dandy Dancer, Blue Lee, Sabado.
get of Fun (J. P. Ross). Weight today 104.
1 1 l 2 3 3 J Lee King’s Son, Toplofty. Heron.
3 4 It ll 12 A Morgan Night Mist, Condico. LexingtonLady
2 2 36 8®| Pickens Ed Kane. Stoneman, Overby.
6 7 5* 4®* Pickens Melzar, Tackle, Arrow Swift.
C. Pangritz). Weight today 97.
1 1 16 i» F Burton Awless, Culture. Bluleen.
3 3 3 2 3® Delaby Letohatchie, Awless. Cantless.
2 3 3® 3® Delaby Shirley R., Linda Lake, Talent.
73777 CityPark 1 1-8 1:54 fast 4* 107 9 9 8 6 46 5* J Lee Quagga, Gild, Lord Dixon.
MORTIBOY, b. o, 4, by Albert-*-Counterbreeze (Mrs. M. Goldbl&tt). Weight today 105.
74438 Is-xington 1 1:47 hvy 4 101 2 2 1
74415 Lex’gton 1 1-16 1:52* mud 7-5 107 3 3 2
74366 Lexington 1 1:42 good 9 109 6 2 2
73926 Oakland
1 1 1* 1‘ Pickens
2 2 2 3 2 8 Pickens
2 2 2* 3 2 J Pickens
Lotus Eater, Macias. Wool Sandals.
Onagga, Plantland. Sir Vagrant.
Beau Brummel, Convolo, Quagga.
1 1:41 fast 8 102 1 1 4 5 3* 3®* W Miller ByeByell., Standover, M. Officious.
Weight today 100.
Darknight, Snake Mary, MaiCouria.
Melzar, Mystifier. Marion Moore.
Ed Kane, Stoneman, Mystifier.
Weight today 98.
7 l 4 13 Jas Hogg Darknight, Snake Mary, MaiCouria.
14 14 14 13 23 *.J Lee A1 Muller. Sweetener. P. Ruinart.
12 11 11® ll 22 *MeArster Roy.Queen, LadyM’rtha.Dr.Simrall
3 4 8* S»* L WllliamsL.C. Wldrlg. Belarlus, LepGodcbaux
Ondina (G. W. J. Bissell). Weight today 98.
4 3 4® 6 1 7 iPickens Darknight, Snake Mary, MaiCouria.
(E. Reed). Weight today 103.
3 2 7* S n *Jas Hicks Ardis, Orlandot, Pointer.
4 6 6 1 7** Jas Hicks Addax, Albert Fanz, Enlist.
9 6 6* 8 12 Skirvin Galliieo, Ordono, Addax.
GIBSON, b. g, 6, by Batten — Acushla (P. M. Civill). Weight today 98.
74386 Lexington 3-4 1:14* fast 20 109 6 6 9 6 2 4® Kindred NigbtMist, Condico, LexingtonLady
73940 City Park 7-8 1:28 fast 4 110 9 G 6 6 5'* H 12 J Let Grenade, Gild, King Cole
73885 City Park 3-4 1:16* slow 12 104* 4 8 7 36 3 2 * I.iebert Orlandot, Minot, Harold D.
73795 City Park 3-4 1:16 good 12 117 4 6 4 56.4 ! *J Lee Big Ben, Fred Mulholland, Minot.
GEM OF THE WILDS, br. f, 4, by Rainbow — Canebrake (J. T. Clay). Weight today 92.
74485 Lexington 3-4 1:15 good 20 102 3 2 3 10* 10‘® Pickens Sir Vagrant, Mat. Mack. Mary Orr.
70959 Lexington 1 1:41 fast 30 109 7 9 9 8 5 2 5 13 Roy Ouardi, Minos. Camille’.
70069 Latonia 3-4 1:19 mud 92 2 9 8 8 1 8®J A WilliamsRed Thistle, Neilra, Bert Osra.
69945 Latonia 3-4 1:14 fast 97 7 7 6 5* 4'®*Bilac Colloquy, Electorlne, Ovelamlo.
Oakland Entries and Past Performances for Thursday, April 30.
WEATHER CLEAR. TRACK FAST.
OAKLAND ENTRIES. Iud. Horses. Roc. A. Wt. Hdcp.
.. „ . . 74445 Distributor 1:27* 7..1O7..X700
Racing starts at 1:40 p. m. (Chicago time, „:40.) 74137 Golden Wine 5. . 105. . . ti'JO
XRuns well in mud. ©Superior mud runner. Lydia J., b. f. by Mo-
First Race — 3-4 Mile. rellito — Miss Ueiu-
4-year-olds and upward. Selling. sen 4.. 102
Iuil.
Horses. Rec.
A.
Wt. Ildep.
74445
Distributor 1:27*
7.
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74137
Golden Wine
Lydia J., b. f. by Mo-
rellito — Miss Rem-
5.
.105 090
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Horses.
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1:16*
6
.1<M.
. X 725
71440
Nonie Lucille
1:13*
5
.104.
.©720
74400
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1:16
,s
. 101
. X 7 1 5
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1 :12*
5
.111
. . . 7 1 r>
74400
Nellie Racine
1:13*
4
.101.
. X715
74‘ft>7
Nappa
1:13*
4
.111.
. X710
73077
May Pink . . .
4
.101.
. X710
7 4101
Reuben
1:13
o
.111.
.X705
7441S
Gene llandlon
1:14
7
. 106.
. X 705
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Piinkim
1:16*
4
.103.
. X 705
74231
Fair Fagot ..
1:13*
4
.106.
. X7O0
74 127 2
Lady Kitty . .
1:15*
4
.101.
. X700
Fourth Race — 1 1-16 Miles.
4-year-olds and upward. Allowances.
74405 2
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Daruma
1:45*
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. 97.
. X 745
7 4444
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. X 740
7 451 1 1
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4
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. X74o
744 4S 2
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4.
.
74306
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1:40*
4
. 103.
. . .720
74090
Kuropatkiu
o
. 99.
. . .722
Weight today 107.
Second Race — 1-2 Mile.
2-year-olds. Allowances.
3* l 1 * A Morgan KeepMoving, Milford, Tom Kearney. I 7
105 6 2 2 1 1® I s J Lee B. Brigade. Halbard. Arrow Swift.
98 5 6 6 4 3* 3 2 * G Swain Listerine, Severus. Bucket Brigade.
109 2 4 1 1 1® 1® Nicol Lady Almy, Our Boy. G.H. White.
12 6 7 5 5 5 2 3® Nicol Arrow Swift, G. H. White, B.Sand.
day— Ruction (W. J. Young), Weight today 107.
95 2 1 1 1 l 3 1° Woodson Heine. E. T. Shipp. Toddy Hodge.
,02 2 7 8 4 1 4 4 * Sandy M.Jano, T. Calhoun. Miss Catesby.
.02 1 3 3 3 1 ® 4 3 W Miller All Alone, Single Stone, Bl. Mary.
07 3 6 6 6 s 6 10 Goldstein All Alone, Single Stone, Marbles,
mil* (G. J. Long). Weight today 107.
97 3 4 2 4 3 1 3 5 .T Butler Mortilmy. I.otusEater, Wool Sandals
02 1 2 2 2 2 3 2 2 J Butler Pinkoia. Tom Kearney. Dunvegan.
98 1 2 3 3 3 2 3 Goldstein Dominus Arvi, Critic, Daruma.
110 5 2 3 1 l 1 1* D Boland Montclair, Taraban, Strat Martin,
phen — Hostile (W. E. Oots). Weight today 107.
92 5 lo 7 2 l 2 l 1 A Morgan St. Ilarlo, Ed Kane. Rustle.
10 3 2 2 2 2 1 * 1$ Nicol Whisk Broom, Ed Kane. Albert M.
110 1 1 1 1 l 2 l 2 Nicol Masson, Dorothy Ann, RoundingElk
105 7 11 10 7 2 4 3 G Swain Uneasy, Apple Toddy, Tartar Maid.
Lucas — Marshetta (W. S. Williams). Weight today 100.
.10 4 11 9 7* 8'®*T Taylor Dr. Mathews, Macias, Lady Martha
03 6 6 6 6> 6 10 J Lee C. W. Burt, Pinkoia, Stoneman.
(Track record:
<4190-47-
-2—113.)
7430S
Troclia
:4s*
KM.
. . 722
7430S
Who
105.
X720
74.SI2
Middle
: 10*
los.
. .715
72.7. >2
Mieaela
107.
. .715
74292-
King Ferdinand
:50
108.
..715
74491
Aks-Ar-Ben
102.
..710
74392
Colonel Dick ..
: 19*
101.
. .710
74331
Orlin Ormonde
108.
. .705
742t>S
A1 Hampton . . .
100.
. . 705
7 1230
Zella G
IDS.
. .700
74400
Tanma
100.
. .700
Mental Anguish.
t>. c.
by Prince Plenty —
Josie Newman
112.
Third Race— 7^8 Mile.
3-year-olds and upward. Selling.
(Track record: 73730 — 1:23* — 4 — 100.)
(74420) MARTINMAS 1:26 8.. 108.
74421 3 Relmere 1:25* 5.. 111.
74421 2 Korosilany 1:26* 4.. 102.
74210 Captain Burnett 1:27* 5..100.
74420 Tavora 1:27 5 .. 101 *.
7431 4 2 Montclair 1:20* 3.. 100.
74443 Exchequer 3.. 98.
73421 Big Store 1:20* 4.. 104.
74130 Bonnie Prince Cliarliel:27* U..102.
3-year-okls. Selling.
(Track record
09104— 1 :3X* — 4-
—95. 1
(74395)
Wuerzbnrger
1:42*
102.
. .722
74391
Wap
1:41 *
107.
X.720
74395-
Wolfville ...
lirj.
X715
74492
Friar of Elgin 1 :30*
lo7.
.715
74405
Billy Myer . .
1:12
107.
X 710
7429S
Expectant . .
105.
. ,71o
743.71
High Gini
1:41|
107.
. .702
73.928
Carraelina . .
1:47*
105.
X 705
74309
Dally
105.
X700
08532
Willie T. ...
100.
X70O
Sixth
Race — 1 Mile.
3-vear-olds. Selling.
(Track record
09101— l:38j— 4-
-95.)
743.42
F ollie L. ...
92.
X 725
74222
Sir Wesley .
102.
. .720
74410
Ilnniero ....
1:43*
102.
X715
74405
Arthur Hvinnu
KM).
X 7 1 5
737NN
Vronskv . . . .
1 :48*
102.
. .710
74023
Song Writer
1:415
102.
. .710
74417
Balnade ....
105.
X 705
74410
Athgold . . . .
1:12*
105.
. .705
74410
Van Gordan
105.
. .7«to
74211
My Bill
102.
. .095
'The
figures under
Rec.” in above
entries
show
the best time made
by the horse at
the distance
since January 1, 1000.
FOURTH RACE— 3-4 Mile. 3-year-olds. Selling. (70036— 1:12*— 3— 108.)
WHISK BROOM, ch. f, 3. by Cesarion— Elf (J. U. Strode).
74411 Lexington 3-4 1:18 mud 10 K»7 4 4
74225 F.Gr’nds 1 1-16 1:48 fast 9 105 2 1 1
74145 F.Grounds 3-4 1:14* fast 10 105 3 3
74620 F.Gr’nds 1 1-16 1:49 fast 12 107 7 1 1
73939 City Park 3-4 1:13* fast 30 95 4 8
IDA MAY, ch, f, 3, by Charade — Forelock (H. Clark).
74466 Lexington 3-4 1:16* slow 4 101* 4 4 3 It 1J Gaugel
74364 Lexington 3-4 1:14* good 7 99 _ 8 8 6 5 2 4 4 Gauge!
74182 F.Grounds 6* f 1:08* goodll-5 110 4 5 2 4 2 2 2 Gaugel
74093 F.Grounds 3-4 1:14 fast 16-5 106 7 6 4 3 1 * 2* S Flynn
BESS WARD, ch. f, 3, by Contestor — Fannie W. Fonso (J. C. Milam).
74364 Lexington 3-4 1:14* good 4* 97 6 4 3 4"k 5 7 J Butler
74093 F.Grounds 3-4 1:14 fast 4* 107 1 1 1 l 2 1* Notter Ida May, Canada, Orlandot.
74041 F.Grounds 5* f 1:08 fast 3* 109 1 2 2 2® 1* C Koerner Sh. Rossmore, R. Queen, L. Foster
73937 City Park 5* f 1:07* fast 6 105.6 5 4 4 2 3 2 Liebert W ausau, Risk, Lorimer.
VARIETY, b. f, 3, by Greenan — Josie Rood (T. C. McDowell). Weight today 100.
74460 I.oxington 3-4 1:16* slow S 105* 7 9 6 5 1 4 2 J. Warren blaMay, Estella C.. LexingtonLady
74386 Lexington 3-4 1:14* fast 7 101 10 11 11 8nk 6® W Ott NightMist, Condico. LexingtonLady
73216 F.Grounds 3-4 1 :18g mud 2* 109 1 4 3 3* 2 l ° Notter Lotus Brandt, Inauguration, Feast.
73030 F.Gr’nds lm70y 1:46 good 10 105 5 5 4 5 6*> 8 ! * J Lee Hans, Rexane, Albert Star.
ESTELLA C., ch. f, 3, by Solitaire II. — Piquante (E. R. Brennan), Weight today 105.
74460 Lexington 3-4 1:166 slow 3 1(B ll 7 4 6 3 2J V Powers Ida May, Lexington Lady, Variety.
74386 Lexington 3-4 1:14* fast 6 98 11 10 8 5* 5 4 * Skirvin NightMist, Condico, LexingtonLady
73062 F.Grounds 3-4 1:15* fast 6 105 5 1 1 l 2 l 2 R McDan’lBanricla, Stoneman, Apple Toddy.
72933 City Park 7-8 1:28* fast 10 103 8 6 6 * 5 10'J14 ,S R McDan’lSeverus, Rebel Queen. Ketchemikc.
BETH GOODWIN, ch. f, 3, by Holstein — Perversity (Hughes Bros.). Weight today 102.
74437 Lexington 3-4 1:19* hvy 4 93. 4 . 2 1 1 1 J 2 1 E Griffin Divorcee, Halbert, Clifton Forge.
70940 Lexington 5-8 1:02 fast 3 112 1 3 3 36 4®1 Pieratt Dora Neff, Ansonia, Melzar.
r. Strode). Weight today 102.
3 4 2 2 W Ott Hasty Agnes, LaSouer, MayJcnc.
1* 2* S Flynn HostileHyplien. Ed Kane. AlbertM.
8 1 9 19 *Piekens Orlandot. Apple Toddy, JoyfulLady
l 1 1* C Henry Albert Star, Albert M., Himalaya.
8 2 7 8 * J Schallcr Momentum, Grimaldi, C. Eastman,
k). Weight today 105.
1* 1J Gaugel Estella ('., LexingtonLady. Variety
5- 4 4 Gaugel Rarnsdale, Lady Anne. Rustle.
4 2 2 2 Gaugel NightMist, A. Toddy, RebelQueen.
3’* 2* S I’lynn Bess Ward, Canada, Orlandot.
Weight today 105.
Rarnsdale, Lady Anne. Rustle.
Ida May, Canada, Orlandot.
<0940 Lexington
70095 Latonia
69993 Latonia
5-8 1:02 fast 3 112 1
5-8 1:05* hvy 112 7
4 1-2 f 67 hvy 112 1
36 4** Pieratt Dora Neff, Ansonia, Melzar.
3‘ 3 8 * L WilMamsColonel Bob, Cloyne, Dunvegan.
DIRECT, ch. c, 2. by Don de Oro— Broken (W. J. Young).
74410 Islington
74365 Lexington
5n* mud 3
49* good 4*
l 3 1® .1 Lee
7* 7 8 J Lee
ROMP, b. g, t, by Mazagan — Tenawha (T. C. McDowell).
74459 I.exington 1-2 50 slow 5 107 4 2 1* 1® V Powers
74365 Lexington 1-2 4S* good 6 107 3 4 4* 4 3 W Ott
74014 F.Grounds 1-2 49* fast 8 110 2 4 l'J l 1 C Koerner
73445 City Park 3) f 42* fast 9 95 6 7 6J 4 2 J S Flynn
TRANSFORM, b. c, S, by Chilton — Metempsychosis (J. D. Grant).
74439 Lexington 4J f 58* hvy 18-5 105 5 3 3* 1>J Warren
74410 Lexington 1-2 50* mud 4 112 6 4 2} 2® J Howard
74365 Lexington 1-2 49* good 6 106 10 6 6*. 5® ,T Howard
74239 F.Grounds 6-8 1:00| fast 10 98 1 l 1 2>J 2* J Howard
74410 Lexington 1-2 50* mud 4 112 6 4 2J
74365 Lexington 1-2 49* good 6 106 10 6 6*.
74239 F.Grounds 6-8 1:00| fast 10 98 1 1 1 2'i
ENFIELD, ch. c, 2. by Star Shoot — Isolee (W. Clay).
74365 Lexington
8ILVERITE, ch. g,
74459 Lexington 1-2
74414 Lexington 1-2
73445 City Park 3* f
fiZB City Pg* f-8
74414 Lexington
73445 City Park
49* good 3o 106 2 1 l'J 2J Pickens
t, by Silverdale— Minati (S. Forsythe).
50 slow 8 103 8 3 5* 7"i Pickens
51* mud 15 105* 6 4 4* 4 2 * Warren
421 fast 30 ton 1.1 13 11® HistHneatta
42* fast 30 100 13
33 mud?0 107 J
13 13® 13 18 *Huestls
Jl 1 6 T | Johan’sep
Weight today 110.
Transform, Cassowary. Silverado. .
Von Buelow, Enfield, Roseburg II.
Weight today 110,
M.La wrence. Woolwinder, Columbus
Von Buelow, Enfield, Roseburg II.
LadyLeota, LittleMose, Servlcence.
The Slicker, Ken. Queen, Edwin L.
Weight today 110,
Camel, Von Buelow. Anderson.
Direct. Cassowary, Silverado.
Von Bnelow, Enfield, Roseburg II.
Brougham, Alice. Irrigator.
Weight today 106.
Von Buelow, Roseburg II., Romp.
Weight today 103,
Romp, MajorLawrence. Woolwinder
Inela. Miss Hapsbnrg, Guardalleen.
The 811cker. Ken. Queen, Edwin L.
Warden, Pocotallgo, E^wlp L.
LATEST PERFORMANCES OF HORSES ENTERED TODAY.
FIRST RACE — 3-4 Mile. 4-ycar-olds and upward. Selling. (72017 — 1:11* — 3 — 103.)
Index Course DistTimeTckOdds Wt St % % %. StrFIn Jockeys
ENTRE NOUS, ch. m, 6, by Salvation — Installatrix (M. Reis).
74116 Oakland F C 1:10 fast 16-5 109 1 3 3 3 ‘ 3'* W Kelly
74335 Oakland 5* f 1:06 fast 8 101 4 3 3 4 1 * 4 7 W Kelly
74263 Oakland 5-8 59* fast 8 104 6 4 4 4 4 3® W Kelly
StrFIn Jockeys Beet Company.
(M. Reia). Weight today 104.
3 1 3 1 * W Kelly Canardo, L. Harrisonil., Non. Lucille
4‘* 4 7 W Kelly Grace G.. Booger Red. Fireball.
4* 3® W Kelly Burning Bush, Preen, Green Goods.
NONIE LUCILLE, ch. m, 5, by Bradwardine— Duchess of Kilwarlin ( W. Gabriel).
74146 Oakland
73397 S. Anita
73342 S. Anita
F C 1:10 fast 40 110 2 1
7-8 1:26* fast 15 102 7 1 1
3-4 1:15 mud 12 102 4 3
l h 4 2 Mentry
l 2 5 3 * Shriner
Weight today 104.
Canardo. L. Harrisonil., EntreNous
Korosilany, LadyVashti, SilverSuc.
5* 5 7 * Goldstein Escalante, Columbia Girl, Gateway.
BELL REED, ch. g. 8. by Captive — Miss Gentry (J. H. Brannon).
74490 Oakland 3-4 1:13* fast 12 105 2 111* 6® E Clark
74318 Oakland 3-4 1:14 fast 25 108 2 1 1 K 4 5 3 * E Clark
73976 Oakland 3-4 1:14* fast 50 106 1 1 1 4* 7“ E Clark
PAL, b. g, 5, by Paladin — Silenta (0. E. Ware).
74267 Oakland F C 1:11* slow 5 106 7 4 4 2J 1< Rettig
74296 Oakland 3-4 1:13* fast 5 106 9 4 2 2®* 2 2 Goldstein
74101 S. Anita 3-4 1:13 fast 3* 109 8 7 4 4® 3®* Goldstein
NELLIE RACINE, ch. f, 4, by Racine — Bona Vera (H. G. Bed well).
2* V Powers Ida May, Lexington Lady, Variety.
5 4 * Skirvin NightMist, Condico, LexingtonLady
l 2 R McDan’lBanrida, Stoneman, Apple Toddy.
74490 Oakland
74296 Oakland
3-4 1:13* fast 7-5 107 4
3-4 1:13* fast 16 101 10
'. H. Brannon). Weight today 101.
11 6" E Clark EmmaG.. Gov. Orman. B.oflroquois
16 5 3 | E Clark J. W. O’Neill, Hector, Eimdale.
4* 7“ E Clark Blondy, Nagazam, Ray Bennett.
Weight today 111.
2*. 1J Rottig Tawasentha. J.H.Sheehan. Triinn't
2®k 2 :l Goldstein Belmere, Alleviator. J. A. Murray.
4® 3®* Goldstein McChord, Creston Boy, Toller.
(H. G. Bed well) . Weight today 101.
3 4 1 4 3 i W Miller EmmaG. , Gov. Orman. B.oflroquois
8 5 nk 6® Lycurgus Belmere, Pal, Alleviator.
74274 Oakland lm70y 1:45* fast 5 116 5 1 1 1 3 2 3 3 * Lycurgus Daruma, Tavora, Maxtress.
NAPPA. b. c, 4, by Solitaire II. — Alma Dale (J. Coffey i.
74367 Oakland F C 1:11* slow 16 108 10 11 11 11 11 Sandy
74294 Oakland
74002 Oakland
3-4 1:14 fast 4 106 3
6* f 1 :20* fast 13 106 8
Weight today 111.
Pal. Tawasentha, J. II. Sheehan.
1 3 1® W Miller J.W. O’Neill, Seasick, S. Barber.
7 3 7 ,# Lloyd Yada, Sir Brlllar, Nellie Racine.
(L. E. Fine). Weight today 101.
3 ,lk 8 9 J ll’lierton Tawasentha, Emma G., Balreed.
9 9 24 l’olninka Excitement, B.oflroquois, Paladinl.
3 2 4*5 McClain R.Bennett, S’cvcnfuH, Galvestonian.
Troxler). Weight today 111.
8 S 12 W Mcln’reMcCliord, Creston Boy, Pal.
1 4 l 2 M Preston Pal, Jillett. Prince Frederick.
9 2 8 8 E Martin Pal, G. Balerio, Toddy Hodge.
B. Schreiber). Weight today 106.
4® 6 1 "|Buxton Luretta, Entrada, Nonie.
5 1 5 3 ~Buxton Pal, Tawasentha, J. H. Sheehan.
4* 3 3 Gilbert Curriculum, B. Myer, Dr. Coleman,
awke). Weight today 103.
2 1 * l h Gross Native Son, Ingraham. Grace G.
lot ink Gross E. Rogers, Prin. Wheeler, Mis. Pride
T. Robbins). Weight today 106.
MAY PINK. ch. f, 4, by Rapallo— May Pinkerton (L. E. Fine).
69993 Latonia 4 1-2 f 67 hvy 112 1 1 1* 1* J Lee Pinkie Prim, Merrigo. Hazel M.
•DIVORCEE, b. f. 3, by Ben Strome— Broken Vows (L. A. Celia). Weight today 102.
74437 Lexington 3-4 1:19* hvy 30 90 1 3 3 2. 4 . 1> A Morgan BetliGoodwin. Ralliert. ClirionForge.
74389 Iyexington 1 1:41* fast 30 100 2 3 5 6 6 6 19 F Burton Terah, Bucket Brigade, Halbard.
73862 City Park 3-4 1:18* mud 30 * 107 3 4 6 8* 8 12 *J Leo MaeHamilton, T. Calhoun, Banrida.
73773 City Park 34 1:14 fast 50 94 11 11 11 ll 3 ID® S’lesing’r Belle Strome. Rebel Queen, Hasty.
73178 F.Grounds 5* f 1:11* slow 8 107 5 3 6 V 8 8 * S Flynn Tea Leaf, My Love, Night Mist.
NIGHT MIST, ch. f, 3, by Knight of Ellerslio— Quagmire (E. F. Miller). Weight today 105.
74400 Lexington 3-4 1:16* slow!6-5 102 3 1 1 31 5 s Pickens bln May, Estella C.. LexingtonLady
74386 Lexington 3-4 1:14* fast 13-5 98 8 5 3 2 2 l 1 * Pickens Condico. Lexington Lady. Gibson.
74182 F.Grounds 5* f 1:08* good 15 110 5 6 5 l'J l 2 F Burton Ida May, AppleToddy, ' RebelQueen
73738 CityPark 1 1-16 1:46* fast 5 107 10 5 5 7 8‘ 10 22 E Dugan Water Cooler, Lady Almy, Csar.
LEXINGTON LADY, b. f, 8, by Handsel— Ting Yuen (M. Nicoll). Weight today 102.
74460 Lexington 3-4 1:16* slow 8 103 2 2 2 2 1 3'| W Ott Ida May, Estella C., Variety.
74386 Lexington 3-4 1:14* fast 30 99* 3 4 6 3 2 3 2 Fogarty Night Mist, Condico, Gibson.
73716 City Park 7-8 1:26* fast 100 105 11 13 13 Fell. J Baker Ketchemike. Financier, Canada.
73077 Oakland
72597 Oakland
72557 Oakland
F C 1:11* hvy 30 102 3
3-4 1:17* hvy 25 98 8
5-8 1:02* hvy 3 102 6
3 2 4*5 McClain
REUBEN, b. g, 5, by Laveno— Sister Mary (R. R. Troxler)
LEXINGTON LADY, b. f, 8, by Handsel— Ting Yuen (M. Nicoll). Weight today 102.
74460 Lexington 3-4 1:16* slow 8 103 2 2 2 2 1 3'| W Ott Ida May, Estella C., Variety.
74386 Lexington 3-4 1:14* fast 30 99* 3 4 6 3 2 3 2 Fogarty Night Mist, Condico, Gibson.
73716 City Park 7-8 1:26* fast 100 105 11 13 13 Fell. J Baker Ketchemike. Financier, Canada.
73679 F.Gr’nds 1 1-16 1:48* fast 16 98 7 2 1 3 8 18 8 11 *S Flynn Banrida, Firmament, Czar.
ARROW SWIFT, ch. g, 3. by Belvidere— Miss Kinney (J. H. Baker) Weight today 112.
74389 Lexington 1 1:41* fast 7-5 103 3 4 3 2 3*> 4 10 Pickens Terah. Bucket Brigade, Halbard.
74204 F.Gr’nds lm70y 1:44 fast 10 98 4 4 5 4 4® 4 7 F Burton Lotus Eater, Jack Witt, MoDslgnor.
74122 F.Gr'nds 1 1-16 1:49 fast 11-6 102 2 3 2 1 l 1 l'i F Burton Severus, Royal Onyx.
74018 F.Gr’nds lm70y 1:44* fast 25 97 5 6 6 6 6 8 3® S’lesinger Monsignor, Jack Witt. Fanst.
TARTAR MAID, b. f, 3. by Star Ruby — Barbary Maid (Knebelknmp ft Bradfleld). Weight today 102.
74460 Lexington 3-4 1:16* slow 10 103 1 3 5 4* 9 10 J Howard IdaMay, Estella C.. LexingtonLady
74067 F.Grounds 5* f 1:07* fast 4 95 4 4 5 3* 3* S’lesinger JJneasy, AppleToddy, HostileHyphen
73562 F.Grounds 5J f 1:08* fast 15 98 2 2 9 9* 9®4 C Henry E. T. Shipp, Rustle, Javotte.
73504 F.Grounds 6-8 1:00* fast 6 105 6 2 2 2 1 3 8 J V Powers S. Rossmore, Linda Lake, Ogbent.
LACONIA, b. f, 3, by Captain Gaines — Miss Josephine. , Weight today 102.
First start.
FIFTH RACE— 4 1-2 Furlongs. 2-year-olds. Allowances. (62153 — 54* — 2 — 113.)
74101 S. Anita 3-4 1:13 fast 20 109 7 8 8 8 S 12 W Me
74021 S. Anita 3-4 1:14* fast 10 130 1 1 1 1® l 2 M Pret
73822 S. Anita 5* f l:06g fast 4 105 3 6 7 9 2 8 8 E Mart
GENE HANDLON, blk. g, 7, by Sain — Marjorie (B, Schreiber).
74418 Oakland 1 1:41 fast 20 109 5 3 3 3 4® 6>»*Buxton
74367 Oakland F C 1:11* slow 30 103 5 2 3 5 1 5 3 Buxton
74258 Oakland 3-4 1:14* fast 6 111 3 2 3 4' 3* Gilbert
PIMKIM. b. g, 4, by Fitz James — Fetal U. (W. Hawke).
68070 Oakland F C 1:11 fast 6 109 4 3 4 2‘* l* 4 Gross
67842 Oakland F C 1:13* hvy 4* 100 1 11 Ink ink Gross
FAIR FAGOT, ch. c, 4, by First Mate— Device (J. T. Robbins).
74231 Oakland 1 1-4 2:07* fast 7 111 3 2 3 3 6nk 8 13 Vand’sf
74153 Oakland 1 1:41* fast 3 130 5 4 4 4 4 l 3 3 * Dearboi
74085 Oakland 3-4 1:12* fast 20 103 9 9 10 9® 9'« Llovd
111 3 2 3 3 6nk 8 13 Vnnd’son Lucy C., Blue Eyes. Carthaginian.
130 5 4 4 4 4 l 3 3 * Dearliorn Blondy, Mary B. Clark. Mandator.
74085 Oakland 3-4 1:12* fast 20 103 9 9 10 9® 9‘® Lloyd Cloudlight, Silver Stocking, Slharl.
LADY KITTY, br. f, 4. by Mesmerist — Roberta Lee (C. W. Gasser). Weight today 101.
74127 S. Anita 6* f 1:20* fast 20 104 2 4 5 26 2 1 * E Martin ’ M.Himyar, PepperandSalt, D. Frost
737S3 S. Anita 1 1:40 fast 20 104 10 10 10 10 10 10 3 ®*C H Sliil’gS'ilverskin. Red Reynard, Orcagna.
73687 S. Anita 3-4 1:14 fast 20 103 6 6 6 6* 6* Goldstein Bemay, Korosilany, Jimalong.
SECOND RACE— 1-2 Mile. 2-year-olds. Allowances. (74100—47—2—113.)
TROCHA, b. f, 2, by Solitaire IL— Chiffie (Napa Stock Farm). Weight today 104.
74368 Oakland 1-2 49* slow 12 95 5 10 10 10 18 *Upton Traffic. Osorine, Assay.
74283 Oakland 1-2 48* fast 30 99 6 5 4 3 3 3 * Upton Alice Collins, Coppit. Assay.
74171 Oakland 3J f 41 fast 7 104 6 4 4 3 4 3 * Scoville Osorine, Yakima Belle, Mauretania
WHO, br. c, 2, by Eddie Jones — Hoolou (T. K. Williams). Weight today 105.
71368 Oakland 1-2 49* slow 20 93 7 . 4 3 1 4 7 Gilbert Traffic, Osorine, Assay.
73689 Oakland 3J f 41* fast 10 104 2 9 9 3 9 3 ®*W Miller On Parole, CarrleTh atelier, Rosa m«.
73554 Oakland 3-8 37* slop 10 105 6 6 4 1 4 1 W Miller MinnleBright, Flying Dance, F.Nun
MIDDIE, ch. c, 2, by Cunard — May W. (J. McDonald).
74392 Oakland 1-2 49* slowl3-3 107 8 7 66 5** Buxton
74209 Oakland 1-2 48 fast 2* 102 10 5 5 2 3" Mentry
74081 Oakland 3* f 41| fast 30 111 11 8 S 2 6 8 * Post
MICAELA, b. f, 2, by Watercress— Silea (S. C. Hildreth).
72595 Oakland 3-8 37* hvy 8 102 7 5* 7 2 »*R Davis
72540 Oakland 3-8 37* hvy 4 115 2 2J 5» R Davis
KING FERDINAND, ch. c, 2, by Aintree— Isabel II. (C. Bowman).
74392 Oakland 1-2 49* slow 7 112 5 3 3 3 2 2 D Bolan
74295 Oakland 3J f 41* fast 2J 110 2 2 3 2® A Waist
73440 Oakland
3-8 35* fast 4 110 10
lonald). Weight today 108.
7 66 5 8 * Buxton C.W. Riley. K. Ferdinand, El Pavo.
5 5 2 3* Mentry Fargo Rose. Jim Mallady. Yel. Foot
8 S 2 6 8 * Post ToniHayward, Rosa mo, 4Schmooser.
, Hildreth). Weight today 107.
5J 7 2# *R Davis Coppit, Seattle, Marymar.
2* 5 9 R Davis Trance, Patois, Coppit.
II. (C. Bowman). Weight today 108.
3 3> 2> D Boland C. W. Riley, El Pavo, Tanma.
2 s 2* A Walsh Manretania, SlrBarry, O.Ormoude.
10 9 ,s ▲ Walsh Bill Eaton, Novgorod, T. Hayward.
AKS-AR-BEN, b. c, 2. by Ben Brash — Hampton Belle (J, Stephenson). Weight today 102.
74491 Oakland 4* f 53* fast 25 97 5 7 6 2 5 10 J.I t'allnhanOcean Qneen. Prudent, Mozart.
<4442 Oakland 5-8 1:00* fast 100 95 1 3 3 3 J 3* A Walsh Ocean Qneen, Frieze, Alice Collins.
74074 S. Anita 1-2 47* fast 50 100 S 9 9* 8* 3 Callahan Frieze, Inclement, Wildwood.
COLONEL DICK, V. c, S, by Sir Hercules— Canagnes (B. Schreiber). Weight today 101.
74392 Oakland 1-2 49* slow 12 107 2 8 8 7 12 Rettig C.W.RiIey, K. Ferdinand. El Pavo.
74209 Oakland 1-2 48 fast 6 106 9 8 «J 6>»*Gllbert Fargo Rose. Jim Mallady. Middle.
74081 Oakland 3| t 41J fast W 105 12 ^ ^ 12^ Rnxton ToaHa/wvd. Rqeamo. Scbmooeer,
DAILY RACING FORM.
THURSDAY, APRIL 30, 1900.
74331 Oakland
1-2
48* fast
50
105
8
74295 Oakland
3S f
41* fast
20
110
3
74248 Oakland
5-8 1:00* fast
75
95
2
AL HAMPTON,
ch. g,
2, by Yellow Tail — '
7436S Oakland
1-2
49* slow
50
103
1
74107 Oakland
1-2
48* fast
40
104
11
73925 Oakland
1-2
49* fast
50
107
2
ZELLA G., b. f, 2, by Orsini — Lizzella (F. Foster)
74269 Oakland 1-2 48 fast 100 107 6 7 7
•Lillis (Bean Ormonde Stable). Weight today 108.
10 10 10 7 *JMcClaln Prudent, Ocean Queen, Bill Eaton.
5'i 4 ,0 iSandy Mauretania. K. Ferdinand, SirBarry.
6 6 6 7# JKirsch’m Workbox, Bill Eaton, OceanQueen.
ilina (Anchorage Stock Farm). Weight today 106.
8 8 8 1 ® Mentry Traffic, Osorine. Assay.
6 6» k 7 74 *J Hayes Cosset, Ocean Queen. False Nun.
5 7* 5® Dearborn Prudent, Novgorod, Colonel Dick,
aster). Weight today 108.
7 2 716 h Brady TomHayward, AliceGeorge, Pornare
TANKA, b. f, 8, by Solitaire II.— Hertha (W. Murphy).
74466 Oakland 1-2 4S fast 50 100 4 4 4 3 4® 7 T Rice
74392 Oakland 1-2 49? slow 40 105 6 4 5 7 * 4 7 Sandy
Weight today 100.
CajitainJohn, Bill Eaton, Phlllistina
C.W. Riley, K. Ferdinand. El Pavo.
74107 Oakland 1-2 4SJ fast 100 99 5 7 10 4 10 77 1F H’brand Cosset, Ocean Queen, False Nun.
MENTAL ANGUISH, b. c, 2, by Prince Plenty— -Josie Newman (J. F. Newman), Weight today 112.
First start.
THIRD RACE — 7-8 Mile. 3-year-olds and upward. Selling. (73730 — 1:25* — 1 — 100.)
MARTINMAS, ch. g, 8, by Martagon — Nekomis (E. J. Ramsey). Weight today 108.
74420 Oakland 1 1-16 1 :47* fast 8-5 112 1 9 8 8 5» 1” W Miller Col. Girl, Nabonassar, EdSheridan.
74?ao Oakland 3-4 1:13* fast 9-5 116 1 3 4 2 2 i 1® W Miller Bernardo. Vinton, Calla.
72103 Oakland lm50y 1:45* slow 11-5 1 07 5 5 5 4 20k 2J R Davis Captain Burnett, Etapa, Fisher Boy
BELMERE, b. g. 6, by Ogden — Mahma (C. Bowman). Weight today 111.
74421 Oakland F C 1:10? fast 4 105 6 8 6 5* 3* Randy L. Nfdson, Korosilany, A. 15. Cook.
74344 Oakland 7-8 1:26* fast 6-5 106 2 5 1 1 l 1 2} W Kelly St. Elmwood, Tim. Wen, Gyp.King.
74296 Oakland 3-4 1:13* fast 11-5 111 5 9 5 4*4 1* J MclntyrePal, Alleviator, Jas. A. Murray.
KOROSILANY, b. f, 4, by Braw Lad — Miss Conrad (O. E. Ware). Weight today 102.
74421 Oakland FCl:10gfast 50 99 2 1 3 311k 2" k A Walsh Lord Nelson, Belmere. A. B. Cook.
74024 S. Anita 7-8 1:26? fast 1 103 1 4 4 4 4 h 5 10 Goldstein Talarand, Norfolk, Master Lester.
73687 S. Anita 3-4 1:14 fast 8-5 103 1 1 2 2h 2$ G Burns Bernay, Jinialong, Floating Consort.
CAPTAIN BURNETT, h. g, 5, by Rubicon — Miss Reel (H. A. Cotton). Weight today 109.
74421 Oakland
74344 Oakland
74296 Oakland
74210 Oakland lm20y 1:41* fast 30 104 10 10 9 9 8 1 7 74 *H’hertou
74030 Oakland 7-8 1:26* fast 12 110 4 5 4 5 5® 5» Gargan
73748 Oakland 7-8 1:26* fast 11 110 9 8 8 7 6* 6 7 ®*Gargan
TAYORA. b. m, 6, by Balgowan — Nance O'Neill (H. R. Schaffer).
74420 Oakland 1 1-16 1:47* fast 18-5 110 7 6 4 4 7»k 9“ Sandy
74274 Oakland lm70y 1:45* fast 10 120 7 2 2 2 2 U 2-) Sandy
74210 Oakland lm30y 1:41* fast 13 101 8 8 8 7 7 2 8 7 ®1J Mclnt;
74514 Oakland
74417 Oakland
74130 S. Anita
74229 Oakland
73461 Oakland
8 1 7 14 JH’liertou Dollie Dollars, Daruma, Gargantua.
5® 5® Gargan Gargantua, Bloudy, Distributor.
6* 6 IS JGargan MayAmella, AndrewB.Cook, Krnka.
R. Schaffer). Weight today 109.
7»k 9“ Sandy Martinmas, Col. Girl. Nationassar.
2U 2=1 Sandy Daruma, Nellie Racine, Maxtress.
7 2 8 7 ®1J MclntyreDollie Dollars, Daruma, Gargantua.
■lax (E. L. Talley) Weight today 100.
f 1:06* fast
7
102
4 2
2
-”1
2 ,|k Goldstein
Adena. Booger Red, Dareington.
3-4 1:13* fast
7
107
3 2
2
nuk
2 2 1 Goldstein
BoogerRed. GreenGoods, EdDavis.
1 1:39* fast
2
94
2 2 3
1
l*
2) Goldstein
Vesme, Friar of Elgin, Wistaria.
* g, 3, by Golden Garter
— Vineyard (Keene Bros.)
Weight today 98.
iiTOy 1:45* fast
13
99
12 2
4
41
7‘® A Walsh
Elevation, Ralph Young, John Lyle.
GJ f 1:08 fast
1C
107
2 4
4
5“k
6®* Seovllle
St. Avon, Ed Davis, Emma U.
3-4 1:15* slop 6
111
4 5
5
6*
5® W Miller
Billy Myer, Herives, Husky.
BIG STORE, ch. g, 4, by George Kessler — Drowsy (H. G. Bed well).
73421 Oakland
73173 Oakland
73135 Oakland
F C 1:10 fast 30
F C 1:13 slow 4
3-4 1:18 hvy 9
Weight today 104.
9 u lLycurgus Salvage, Triumphant. Wap.
9 2 10 12 T Rice
2J 2 4 T Rice
Exchequer, Crystal Wave, EmmaG.
May Amelia, Duke of Orleans, Hal.
BONNIE PRINCE CHARLIE, ch. g, 6, by The Chevalier — Charlcote (J. M. Stokes). Weight today 102.
74130 S. Anita 1 1:39* fast 10
74049 S. Anita 1 1:40 fast 7
73553 S. Anita 1 1-8 1:54* fast 2i
5 1 * 5° G Archib’dVesme, Montclair. Friar of Elgin.
2* l 1 Musgr’ve Matador, Gossiper II., Mandarin.
I 2 l 1 C 11 Kliil’gFastoao, Huapala, IxirdRossington.
DISTRIBUTOR, ch. g, 7, by Crescendo— Reta (F. J. Neil).
74445 Oakland lniTO.v 1:44* fast 50 lot 6 4 3 3 4 2 o 7 W Kelly
74294 Oakland 3-4 1:14 fast 30 106 5 11 11 11 10'OSandy
74193 Oakland lm70y 1:45* fast 30 105 1 4 4 3 3* 3 3 McClain
GOLDEN WINE. ch. m, 5, by Goldfinch— Widow Clicquot (S. Polk).
74137 Oakland lm70y 1:45 fast 30 103 8 1 2 6 8® 9 2 ® E Clark
74007 Oakland 5-8 59* fast 500 103 1 5 5 5 4 5 78 1F 1C bran
73538 Oakland 3-4 1:16 mud 150 90 6 7 8 8 8 77 *E Clark
LYDIA J.. b. f, 4, by Morellito — Miss Remsen.
First start.
reil). Weight today 107.
5 7 W Kelly Legatee. Vinton, Eduardo.
0 7 ®ASandy Nappa. J.W.O’Neill, Seasick.
3® McClain L.C.Aekerley, Mandator, M.B.Clark
ot (S. Polk). Weight today 105.
9“ E Clark MarkleMayer. C. Sarto, HappyRiee
5 78 AF 11’brandBurleigh, Preen. Fireball.
S 77 *E Clark Tom Shaw, Burleigh, S. Stocking.
Weight today 102.
FOURTH RACE — 1 1-16 Miles. 4-year-olds and upward. Allowances. (00580 — 1:45 — 4 — 90.)
VOX POPULI, ch. c, 4, by Voter — Dorset FIowot (T. S. Childs). Weight today 98.
74495 Oakland 1 nVJOy 1:4<>* fast 30 10.3 5 5 3 3 3* 2 if .1 llayea Lisaro, Critic. Gypsy King.
74396 Oakland 1 1:41* slow 11 lo2 10 10 6 6 8® 5®A Sandy Ocean Shore, Orilene, Toupee.
74347 Oakland 1 1-16 1:45* fast 9 104 4 7 7 6 6® 5 7 ®JSandy FrankFlittner, Marster, OceanShore
DOLLIE DOLLARS, b. f, 4. by Toddington — N&davis (A. B. Buchanan). Weight today 93.
74393 Oakland 1 1-16 1:48* slow 1 96 1 1 1 1 1 7 * l'A A Walsh Eduardo. Legatee, Ixird Filigrane.
74244 Oakland 7-8 1:26* fast 8 108 6 6 4 4 4£ 5”* W Miller St. Elmwood, Belmere, Tim. Wen.
74210 Oakland lm20y 1:41* fast 1G 98 1 6 5 4 3* l“t Gilbert Daruma, Gargantua, Adena.
ST. ELMWOOD, b. 0, 4, by St. Symphorien — Installation (Sobre Vista Stable). Weight today 98.
7446S Oakland 7-8 1:25* fast 15 102 6 1 3 4 5 7 6 12 W Kelly The Mist. Sidney F.. Sugarmaid.
74344 Oakland 7-8 1:26* fast 8 111 1 1 2 2 2® 13 Sandy Belmere, Timothy Wen. GypsyKlng
74083 Oakland 1 1:39* fast 6 100 5 3 4 4 5 5 79 AJ McIntyreSugarmald, Hilgert, Fred Bent.
DARUMA, ch. m. 6. by Solitaire II. — Georgia VI. (R. T. Offutt).
74274 Oakland lmTOy 1:45* fast 9-20 120 8 4 3
Weight today 97.
74210 Oakland lm20y 1:41* fast 12-5 102 9 5 2 3 2} 2“ k Mentry
l uk l-'i W Miller Tavora. Nellie Racine. Maxtress.
73895 S. Anita
Dollie Dollars, Gargantua, Adena.
1 1:38* fast 13-5 105 Left at the post. Musgr’ve Dominus Arvl, Macias, Critic.’
LOGISTILLA, ch. m. 6, by Loc-ohatchee— Ssarg (H. W. Hoag).
74444 Oakland 11-16 1:46 fast 10 105 S S S 8 S 8 77 11 ’barton
74285 Oakland 1 1-8 1:51* fast 4 1 06 7 6 6 6 7 * 7 9 W Kelly
74249 Oakland 1 1-4 2:05* fast 4) 106 10 9 6 1 l 7 * 3 2 J H’herton
TIMOTHY WEN, b. c, 4. by Troubadour — Nona (L. Stock).
74344 Oakland
74273 Oakland
74154 Oakland
-S 1:26* fast 20
1 1:39 fast 30
1 1:39* fast 16
3£ 3® Manders
5® 5° Kirech’m
Weight today 102.
Cabin, Frank Flittner. Downpatrick
Cabin. J. Lyons, Downpatrick.
Taunt, Vinton, Carthaginian.
Weight today 98.
St. Elmwood, Belmere. GypsyKing.
Fr. Flittner, E T. Fryer, Boggs
6‘* A Walsh Ocean Shore, Sibarl, Vox Popull.
ENTRADA, b. f, 4, by Ingoldsby — Admittance (J. H. Shouldice).
7441S 4 taklund
74332 Oakland
74294 Oakland
1 1:41 fast 7 104 7
1 1:42 fast 12 120 9
3-4 1:14 fast 13-5 101 8
2't 2>> Moreland
7J 5 1 ® Eisensap
Weight today 93.
Luretta, Nonle, Mendon.
Gateway. Boloman. Mary B. Clark.
9 2 9 7 ® J MclntyreNappa, J.W.O’Neill, Seasick.
SIBARI, br. c. 4, by Santello — Mercedita (Myers & Paddock).
74S96 Oakland 11:41* slow 7 1"2 6 4 4 3 3* «** T Rice
74299 Oakland 1 1-16 1:46* fast 6 108 4 1 1 1 l 7 la T Rice
74230 Oakland 1 1-16 1:46* fast 16 103 3 3 2 4 5»k 7 74 *Heath’n
KUROPATKIN, b. g. 5. by Gallantry— Coreel (E. E. Beatty).
74099 S. Anita 5-8 1:411 fast 20 nr, 11 11 11 pc. M<| Kaaa
73S67 S. Anita 5-S 1:01* fast 20 108 13 12 12 13 7 13 s ) W Moll
73494 S. Anita 3-4 1:14* fast 10 110 9 S 6 6 7 7® T Tavl<
(Myera & Paddock). Weight today 103.
4 3 3i 6“J T Rice Ocean Shore, Orilene. Toupee.
1 1 l 1 1" T Rice T. Ahearn, Bye Bye II., Nadzu.
2 4 5»k 7 74 *Heath’n Downpatrick, Hilgert, Vox Popull.
I (E. E. Beatty). Weight today 99.
II 11 10* 10 7 J Kunz Elfin King. Dr. Crook. Itenshaw.
12 12 13 7 13 s * W Mcln’reBlueBottle, NettieHicks.RedThlstle
5 6 6 7 7® T Taylor R. Rogue, V.Lorraine.Beau. undBest
FIFTH RACE — 1 Mile. 3-year-olds. Selling. (09104 — 1:3S<>— 4 — 95.)
WUERZBURGER, b. g, 3, by Indio — Hohefrau (W. Walker). Weight today 102.
74395 Oakland 1 1:43* slow 13 105 9 7 7 5 5 2 J l u T Rice Wolfville. B. Myer, Walt. Miller.
74309 Oakland 1 1-16 1:47* fast 10 100 2 4 6 9 9® 9' ‘AT Rice LC.Ackerley, Boloman, Bardonia.
74286 Oakland lm70y 1:44* fast 9 101 11 6 5 5 6 2 6 73 J MclntyreLucy C., Woolen, Mill Song.
WAP, b. g, 3, by Watercress — Orange Leaf (J. Lowe). Weight today 107.
74391 Oakland 3-4 1:15 slow 14-5 MO 1 3 6 4 k 3'UBuxton Magrane. I)r. Crook. Seasick.
74307 Oakland F C 1:09* fast 9 105 6 6 5 3>J 4 8 1 W Miller Centre Shot. Booger Red, Adena.
74136 Oakland lm70y 1:44* fast 6 96 4 6 4 4 3 7 * 4® Buxton Henry O., Silver Line, Pellgroso.
WOLFVILLE, br. g, 3, by St. Dory — Likewise (W. 8t. Vincent). Weight today 102.
74395 Oakland 1 1:43* slow 7 102 6 9 8 7 3® 2 b Galindo Wuerzburger. D. Myer, W. Miller.
74298 Oakland 1 1:41* fast 6 97 6 9 8 5 4 2 3 4 J Galindo High Gun, B. Myer, Expectant.
74213 Oakland 1 1:42* fast 16 102 4 4 4 4 4 4 4-* Galindo Boggs, Catherine F., Sainagues.
FRIAR OF ELGIN, br. g, 3, by The Friar — Belle of Elgin (G. W. Robinson). Weight today 107.
,4492 Oakland 3-4 1:13* fast 15 99 1 2 5 6-1 5 4 * Goldstein Elmdale, Tawasentha. Talarand.
74130 S. Anita 1 1:39* fast 25 90 5 3 2 6 6® 3 2 * Nelson
7399S S. Anita 1 1:38* fast 12 94 S 8 3 4 8 7 78 *Dudley
BILLY MYER, b. g, 3. by Freano — Pleasant Sail (J. M. Crane),
74465 Oakland 3-4 1:138 fast 7 103 9 7 5 5>> 5 s * Mentry
74395 Oakland 1 1:43* slow 5 105 4 5 1 1 l 2 3 s " W Kelly
74298 Oakland 1 1 :41f fast 11-5 104 4 1 1 2 l 2 2* W Miller
EXPECTANT, br. f, 3, by Balgowan— Hoffnung (H. Mack).
74298 Oakland 11:41* fast 15 105 1 3 3 3 3 2 4*1 Sandy
74227 Oakland 7-8 1:30 fast 12 97 7 5 5 3 Ink 1*» A Walsh
73950 Oakland 7-8 1:28* fast 10 107 11 11 11 9 8 7 * 8 9 J Sandy
HIGH GUN, ch. c. 3, by Banastar — Trigger (C. Sanford).
74371 <>akland 1 1-16 1:49* slow 10 9K 8 8 5 5 7«k 5 s W Kelly
74298 Oakland 1 1:41* fast 10 102 2 6 4 4 2 7 | 1® W Kelly
74213 Oakland 1 1:42* fast 20 95 6 5 5 5 5 7 5 s Buxton
CARMELINA, blk. f, 3, by Orsini — Carthagena (H. W. Hoag).
73928 Oakland 1 1:41* fast 8 106 6 7 8 8 6 77 6 7 ®*Dearliorn
73673 Oakland 1 1:42* fast 6 106 7 8 8 8 6»k 6 70 "H’herton
73307 Oakland lm70y 1:44* fast 16 98 2 9 10 9 9 7 9 7S lH’liertou
Tawasentha. Talarand.
7429S Oakland
74213 Oakland
73673 Oakland
73307 Oakland lm70y 1:44* fast 16 98 2 9 10 9 9 7 9 7S |II’hertou
DALLY, br. f, 3. by Giganteum — Dal (W. P. Maxwell).
74309 Oakland 1 1-16 1:47* fast 8 96 9 6 7 8 4i 5®J Buxton
74125 S. Anita
74048 S. Anita
7-8 1:26* fast 1
7-8 1:27 fast 8-
WILLIE T., ch. f, 3, by Albert — Lady Useful (Spokane Stable).
68532 Oakland 5-8 1:01* fast 2* M3 9 9 7 6* 5 7 J Sandy
6S406 Oakland 4J f 54* fast 9 114 4 6 5J 4‘J F Kelly
SIXTH RACE — 1 Mile. 3-year-olds. Selling. (09104 — 1:3.8* — 1 — 95.)
FOLLIE L., b. f, 3. by Mimic — Sister Geneva (D. S. Fountain).
74342 Oakland F C 1:11 fast 12 95 10 11 10 10® 9 , ®*t’hapman Rai
r ULLir. L,., b. x, 3. by Mimic — Sister Geneva (D. S. Fountain). Weight today 95.
74342 Oakland FC 1:11 fast 12 95 10 11 10 10® 9 7S l(’hapman Banonica. Laokfoot, Cuernavaca.
73977 Oakland lm20y 1:41* fast 6 87 4 5 6 5 5 7 * 5"* A Walsh Meada. Ralph Young, Mill Song.
73712 Oakland lm20y 1:42 fast 7 87 8 7 7 7 7® 6® C’boneau Silver Line, Gargantua, Mike Jordan.
SIR WESLEY, br. c, 3, by Giganteum — Poncho (C. W. Chapnell). Weight today 102.
74335 Oakland 5* f 1:06 fast 300 94 6 9 9 9‘ S 2 ‘J.F H’brand Grace G.. Booger Red. Fireball.
74298 Oakland 1 1:41* fast 30 105 7 10 10 11 9 2 8 2 ®lStuart High Gnn, B. Myer, Wolfville.
72123 Oakland 7-8 1:28 slop 15 109 2 6 7 7 7 7 77 JPen’gast Edith R., Baboo’, Import.
HUMERO, b. g, 3, by Altamax — Humidity (T. H. Williams). Weight today 102.
74416 Oakland 11:42 fast 9-5 lot 6 6 9 9 9 9 2 «*W Miller Jeremiah. San OI1110, St. Kilda.
74306 Oakland 1 1:43* fast 4 119 2 2 4 3 41 2° k W Miller Onatassa, CayenneCora, Aromatize.
74111 Oakland 6* f 1:08* fast 11-10 109 3 7 5 3* 3 2 J W Miller Sainagnes, Sir Angus, Van Gordan.
ARTHUR HYMAN, ch. c, 3, by Emperor of Norfolk — Esperanza (E, J. Baldwin). Weight today 100.
74405 Oakland 3-4 1:13* fast 15 M3 8 S 6 7®* 7® T Rice GreenGoods. L.FHlgrane, J.C.Graus
i4242 Oakland F C 1:11 fast 8 1 05 8 4 6 7* 8 74 JGoldstein Banonica. Lackfoot, Cuernavaca.
742.0 Oakland 3-4 1:13* fast 8 100 5 3 4 3 2 3 2 Goldstein Gov. Orman, Thurbet, Kumiss.
VRONSKY, ch. c, 3, by Golden Garter — Salver (R. Xnapp). Weight today 102.
73788 Oakland 11:42 fast 50 M4 9 5 3 2 4"* 5“ Post Catherine F., Boas, Last Go.
73443 Oakland 1 1:42 fast 12 98 2 4 4 4 6 2 6 14 F H’brand Brookleaf, Steel Blue, Catherine F.
73386 Oakland 1 1-16 1:46* fast 30 93 7 5 5 6 7® 6 7 ®JJ Butler Gargantua, Standover. Patriotic.
W®JTER, b. g, 3, by Mazagan — Lullaby (J. L. Hayman). Weight today 102.
74023 s. Anita 1 1:40* fast 3) 104 1 2 2 3 31 5 74 M Preston Decorator. Franciscan, Aromatize.
,.’8(2 S. Anita 1 1:41* fast 4 109 9 4 4 4 2 7 3 2 A C H Shil’gH.ofSlien’mere, Decorator, T.Ham’er
73740 S. Anita 1 1:42 fast 10 107 1 7 9 9 9 1 5 4 Goldstein Strat Martin, Joseph K., Suzerain.
BALNADE, ch. 0, 3, by Balgowan — Chaminade (H. C. Abler*). Weight today 105.
74417 Oakland 3-4 1:13® fast 100 109 7 9 8 7® 7 20 JM Murphy BoogerRed. Montclair. GreenGoods.
73900 Oakland 7-8 1:28* fast 8 112 10 7 8 8 9 7 10 72 A Walsh Walter Miller, Sanplper, Orcliota.
73806 Oakland F C 1:10* fast 60 104 7 9 10 10 7 9 7 ® Buxton Wap. St. Avon, Dareington.
ATHGOLD (formerly Bathgold). ch. c, 3, by Bathoa— Marigold (G. P. McNeil). Weight today 105.
11:41* fast 30
7-8 1:28 slop 15
105 7 10 10 11
109 2 6 7 7
9 2 8 2 ®AStuart
7 7 77 iPen’gast
■and Grace G.. Booger Red. Fireball.
HUMERO, b. g, 3, by Altamax — Humidity (T. H. Williams).
74416 < lakland
74306 (taklund
74111 Oakland
1 1:42 fast 9-5 M4 6 6 9
11:43* fast 4 119 2 2 4
6* f 1:08* fast 11-10 T09 3 7
3* 3 2 1 W Miller
ARTHUR HYMAN, ch. c, 3, by Emperor of Norfolk — Esperanza (E. J. Baldwin). Weight today
74465 Oakland 3-4 1:13* fast 15 M3 8 S 6 7®i 7® T Rice GreenGoods. L.Flligrane. J.C.(
i4,’.42 Oakland F C 1:11 fast 8 105 8 4 6 71 8 74 lGoldstein Banonica. Lackfoot, Cuernavaci
74417 Oakland
73950 Oakland
73806 Oakland
74416 Oakland 11:42 fast 40 112 1 2 3 4 4J 5» Mentry Jeremiah, San Olmo. St. Hilda.
74306 Oakland 1 1:43* fast 30 122 5 7 6 4 3uk 5 4 Mentry Onatassa, Humero, Cayenne Cora.
71212 Oakland 1 1:41* fast 20 100 6 3 3 4 3* 3*1 Mentry Jack Paine, Patriotic, Rustler.
OTHMAR, b. o, S, by Galveston— Ora Rote (M. J. Daly). Weight today 106.
74212 Oakland 1 1:41* fast 7 98 2 2 2 2 4 2 5** Kirsch’m Jack Paine, Patriotic. Athgold.
73788 Oakland 1 1:42 fast 60 105 8 8 8 7 6 7 6 7 « Jno CarrollCatherlne F., Boas. Last Go.
73636 Oakland 1 1:40* fast 300 98 5 4 4 5 5** 5 24 Jno CarrollBrookleaf, St. Aron, Bannock Bob.
1 1:42 fast 40 112 1 2 3 4 4* 5 s Mentry
1 1:43* fast 30 122 5 7 6 4 3<* 5 4 Mentry
1 1:41* fast 20 100 6 3 3 4 3* 3»* Mentry
VAN GORDAN, eh. o, 3. by Golden Garter — Seraphln (S. P. Tate).
74416 Oakland 1 1:42 fast 12 112 5 3 4 5 5=* 8‘**A Walsh
74229 Oakland 5* f 1:08 fast 30 98 9 9 9 8 1 7* Goldstein
74111 Oakland • 5* f 1 :08| fast 16 112 6 5 4 4 7 | 4** Mentry
MY BILL, ch. 1, 3, by Gotham — Alerte (J. V. Kirby).
74211 Oakland 3-4 1:13* fast 200 92 8 8 8 7 4 7 7 ®lCnton
72945 Oakland 1 1:47 hvy 30 103 10 12 11 11 11* 10 14 *Sandy
72W3 Oakland 5* 1 1:10* slop 15 105 13 13 13 12 11** Sandy
SEATTLE’S BRIGHT RACING PROS
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Kerry.
11 Tremor.
Guiding Star.
Stamlover.
College Widow.
Bucolic.
Orilene.
Pajarolta.
Blagg.
Cabin.
Aftermath.
Como.
Collector Jessup.
Ida May.
Atkins.
Cadlchon*.
Bantam.
%
A. Muskoday.
The Mist.
Galves.
Fantastic.
Andrew B. Cook.
Gypsy King.
Johnny Lyons.
San Alviso.
Song Writer.
Stanley Fay.
Gene Russell.
Ampedo.
Grace G.
Billy Pullman.
Moori* Johnson.
Luretta.
Triumphant.
Sister Frances.
Ray Bennett.
Smiley Corbett.
Light Comedy.
Hasty Agnes.
Daruma.
La Londe.
Black Mate.
Pedro.
Belle of Iroquois.
Ocean Shore.
May Amelia.
Rather Royal.
Jack Nunnally.
Wee Lass.
St. Elmwood.
Scarfell.
Milpitas.
Veil.
Centre Shot.
Lady Hildreth.
Decorator.
Seattle Derby, 33,000, 1 1-4 Miles.
Song Writer. College Widow.
Brookleaf. Boggs.
Smiley Corbett. Joe Nealon.
Hasty Agnes. Baboo.
Romanoff. Balmoral.
Adena. Tom Shaw.
Ph> l'leo. Stella Blue,
j Galves. Stanley Fay.
Supine. Alcibiudes.
Wherewithal. J. B. Berry.
Carinelina. Colbert.
Wuerzburger. Ida May.
Marian Casey. Early Tide.
Tommy Ahearn. Onatassa.
Roman Wing. Glorio.
E. M. Fry. Tliurbet.
II Tremor. Henry of Sliennnmere.
Billy Pullman. Gene Bussell.
Decorator. Exchequer.
Pajarolta. Rhinestone.
Forest Rose. Dareington.
Lady Souffle. Rey Hindoo.
Nebulosus, Gracious Ilnme.
Santo Gltano. San Olmo.
Lady I natal la tor. Lcdax.
St. Avon. Green Goods.
Follie I..
Woodlands and Ladies, Two-Year-Olds, $1,500 Each.
King Ferdinand.
Miss Bootless.
Little Most*.
Angelfaee.
Sir Barry.
Woodlauder.
Gaisina.
IHvoreons.
Ned Jram.
Solus.
George Kismet.
Novgorod.
Rose Queen.
Knight Deck.
Gary Grimily.
Carlo Dunbar.
Tannia.
Live Oak.
Reformation.
Seattle.
Tillary.
Frank Clancy.
Lee Rose.
Louise Reggel.
(’lias. W. llislges.
Frieze.
Teddington.
Arize.
Workbox.
Valedletor.
Fred Maler.
G. W. Morgan.
Mieaela.
Royal Stone.
Orcott.
Intonation.
Mozart.
Nebraska Lass.
High Lo.
R. M. Brown.
Lookout.
Traffic.
Wm. F. Herrin.
Minnie Bright.
Detector.
Aks-Ar-Ben.
Daisy Thorpe.
Sihbie II.
Rlgliteasy.
Little Jane.
Jim Hardman.
Decorate.
Ornate.
Gunsmith.
Listowel.
Aee of Diamonds.
Bright Skies.
Furnace.
On Parole.
Rabelais.
Gib C.
Light Knight.
Dorothy Leilgett.
Gloriole.
Buekthorne.
Laelmagar.
Yakima Belle.
Escorgot.
Provedorq,
Nasmerlto.
Dredkin.
Roy Slmmway.
6 6® 3 2 J Nelson Vesme, Montclair, Wistaria.
4 8 7 78 *Dudley Montclair, Char. Paine, L.C.WIdrig
il (J. M. Crane). Weight today 107.
5 5h 5®1 Mentry GreenGoods. L.FHlgrane, J.C.Graus
1 l 2 3 s W Kelly Wuerzburger, Wolfville, W. Miller.
2 l 2 2* W Miller High Gun, Wolfville, Expectant.
(H. Mack). Weight today 105.
3 3 2 4 s * Sandy High Gun, B. Myer. Wolfville.
3 1®^ M A Walsh Supine, Onatassa, Frank Skinner.
9 8 7 * 8 9 * Sandy Walter Miller, Sanpiper, Orchota.
Sanford). Weight today 107.
5 7* lt 5* W Kelly Mandarin, C. Paine, M.M.Bowdish.
4 2 7 | 1® W Kelly It. Myer, Wolfville, Expectant.
5 6 7 5* Buxton Boggs, Catherine F., Sainagnes.
S. W. Hoag). Weight today 105.
5 6 7 1 6 7 ®t Dearborn Steel Blue, M. Randolph, Ituto.
8 6» k 6 70 H’herton Aleibiades, Husky. Buto.
9 9 7 9 7S JII’hertou Exchequer, May Amelia, Hilgert.
taxwell). Weight today 105.
8 41 5®J Buxton LC.Ackerley. Boloman, Bardonia.
3 3) 3®* Musgrave LoisCavanngli, ArtleRIpy, MargleD.
1 l 7 1 7 J E Martin Barney Oldfield, Eonite, Albion H.
(Spokane Stable). Weight today 100.
7 61 5 7 J Sandy StanleyFny, Hea. Scott, Kisniet.Jr.
6 51 4‘J F Kelly Turnavvay, Abbey, Margie D.
2-year-olds
... S4
8(1
90
86
3 year-olds
. ..no
112
110
115
4-year-olds
... 122
122
122
126
3-year-okls
&
up. 125
124
125
126
2-vear-ohls
... 80
84
SO
88
3-year olds
... no
111
111
1 IS
4-year-olds
1_22
122
133
5-year-olds
&
up. 124
124
124
134
2-year-olds
...79
SO
3-vear-olds
. . .its;
107
iio
it ni
4 year olds
1 02
122
122
126
5-.vear-olds
&
up. 126
126
126
129
2-year-olils
3-year-olds
. . . 104
i<)3
104
107
4-year-olds
. . .122
122
10*2
126
5-year-olds
...127
127
127
130
0-year-olds
&
up. 128
128
128
130
2- year-olds
3-year-olds
. . . 102
99
102
103
4-year-olds
120
121
124
5-year-olds
...128,
125
128
129
C-year-olds
&
up. 129
127
129
129
3-vear-olds
...101
101
4 -year olds
1 ! 2*2
121
5-year-olds
...129
129
6-year-olds
&
tip. 130
...
130
3-year-olds
. ..100
92
100
96
4-year-olils
122
116
118
120
5 year-olds
...130
124
130
127
C-year-olds
&
up. 131
125
131
128
3-year-olds
... 99
99
4-year-olds
...122
118
5-year-olds
...131
130
6-year-olds
&
up. 132
132
la (S. P. Tata). Weight today 105.
5 2 J 8 7 **A Walsh Jeremiah, San Olmo, St. Hilda.
8 1 7* Goldstein St. Avon, Ed Davis, Emma G.
4 1 * 4** Mentry Sainagnes, Sir Angus, Humero.
T)- Weight today 102.
7 4 7 7 ®iCpton Ellerd, College Widow. Toupee,
il* l0 14 *Sandy Wolfville, Cocytua, Catherine F.
12 11** Sandy Exchequer, Hilgert, Sightly.
In a race exclusively for two-year-olds the weights
shall be 11S pounds.
In a race exclusively for three-year-olds the
weights shall be 122 pounds.
In heat races there shall bo an allowance of five
pounds from the scale of weights.
Except in handicaps and In races where the
weights are fixed absolutely in the conditions, fillies
two years old and geldings of all ages shall be
allowed three pounds, and fillies and mares three
years old and upward shall be allowed five pounds
before September 1, and three pounds thereafter.
STATE RACING COMMISSION OF KENTUCKY.
The scale of weights adopted by the State Racing
Commission of Kentucky is identical with that of
the American . Turf Association, except that no
weights are named for two-year-olds at any dis-
tance before August, the restriction being that no
two-year-old shall compete In aiiy all-aged race prior
to August 1. The weight in races exclusively for
two year-olds Is 118 pounds.
STEEPLECHASE WEIGHTS.
At the eastern tracks all steeplechase races are
run under the rules of the National Steeplechase
and Hunt Association, which provide- t! eve weights:
For steeplechases less than three miles -From
January 1 to August 31, inclusive, four years, 145
Itouuils; five years, 159 pounds; six years and over,
lttfi pounds. From September t to December 31, in-
clusive, for four years, 155 pounds; five years, 103
pounds; six years and over 100 pounds.
For steeplechases of three miles and over — From
January 1 to August 31, Inclusive, four years, 138
pounds; five years, 157 pounds; six years .and over,
100 pounds. From September 1 to December 31, in-
clusive, for four years, 149 pounds; five years, 101
pounds; six years and over, 100 pounds.
Except in handicaps and In races where the
weights are fixed absolutely In the conditions, mares
shall be allowed five pounds and geldings three
pounds. No horse shall carry less than 130 pounds.
In the west the weights specified by tlie Western
Jockey Club and the American Turf Association
are Identical and are as follows:
Jan.
April.
July.
Oet.
Age.
Feb.
May.
Aug.
Nov.
March.
June.
Kept.
l>er.
3-year-olds
. 12.5
129
134
140
4 -year-olds
. 147
149
151
154
5-y»ar olds
. 157
ICO
103
164
6-vear-olds and up.
. 108
170
172
172
MOST SKILLFUL
OF
COLORED
TRAINERS.
The stake books are In press and will lie ready
for distribution about May 1. The allotment of
stabling will be made at Seattle and orders for tin*
stalls assigned will be issued at Emeryville. On
account of the limited number of stalls and tin-
large list of stake nominators, only such owners as
have fixed engagements can Is* taken care of.
SCALES OF WEIGHTS FOR MAY, 1908.
> < ”o a
• ^ p »
THE JOCKEY CLUB.
In races of intermediate lengths, the weights for
the shorter distance shall be carried.
In races exclusively for three-year-olds, or four-
year-olds, the weights shall be 126 pounds, and for
two-year-olds. 122 pounds.
Except in handicaps aDd In races where the con-
ditions expressly state to the contrary, fillies two
years old shall be allowed 3 pounds, and mares
three years old and upward shall he allowed 5
pounds. Geldings shall be allowed 3 pounds.
Welter weights shall be 28 pounds added to the
weight for age. In heavy handicaps the top weight
shall not be less than 140 pounds. In all handicaps
when the added money exceeds $600, the top weight
shall not be less' than 126 pounds.
AMERICAN TURF ASSOCIATION.
In races of Intermediate lengths, the weights for
the shorter distance are to be carried.
In races exclusively for two-year-olds, 118 pounds
shall- l>e carried.
In races exclusively for three-year-olds, 122 pounds
shall be carried.
In heat races there shall be an allowance of five
pounds from the scale of weights.
Except in handicaps, fillies two years old, and
geldings of all ages, shall be allowed three pounds.
Fillies and mares three years old and upward
shall be allowed five pounds before September 1,
and three pounds thereafter.
WESTERN JOCKEY CLUB.
In races of Intermediate lengths, the weights for
the shorter distance are to be carried.
In a race exclusively for ttvo-year-olds the weights
shall be 118 pounds.
In a race exclusively for three-year-olds the
weights shall be 122 pounds.
In heat races there shall be an allowance of five
pounds from tbe scale of weights.
Except In handicaps and in races where the
weights are fixed absolutely In the conditions, fillies
two years old and geldings of all ages shall be
allowed three pounds, and fillies and mares three
years old and upward shall be allowed five pounds
before September 1, and three pounds thereafter.
PACIFIC JOCKEY CLUB.
In races of Intermediate lengths, the weights for
tbe shorter distance are to he carried.
(Continued from first page.)
One day at Brighton Beach, about three years
ago. tlie colt Arklirta finished first, but was dis-
qualified for a plain case of foul. “Dave” Johnson
stood to win about $(91,000 on him. While some
small fry bettors were denounelng the stewards.
Johnson said: “Why, it was a foul, wasn’t it?
How can you expis-t to win on a foul?” And lie
walked away to the clubhouse to cool off.
“Jimmy” McCormick took great pleasure yester-
day in informing the pri*ss that the $6,500 Sir
Navarre, half-brother t<> Sulvidere. which Charley
Ellison had actually named Governor Hughes, hut
who changed the name u|h>ii a hint from turf head-
quarters, is now pulling a fruit wagon in Havana,
having been sold for $50. J. J. Burke.
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